Al-Kaabi: Parliament intends to enact 3 laws to preserve rights and freedoms in Iraq

Monday 4 March 2019 - 3:05 PM

   The First Deputy Speaker of the Parliament, Hassan al-Kaabi, on Monday the Parliament's intention to enact 3 laws that will preserve the rights and freedoms in Iraq.

   "The First Deputy Speaker of Parliament Hassan Al-Kaabi received today the Australian Ambassador to Iraq Joan Loess and her accompanying delegation, where they discussed the activation of parliamentary friendship committees between the two countries and contribute to the return of displaced families to their liberated areas, The activation of cooperation frameworks in various fields, especially economic - trade - agricultural.

   He added that "accelerating the fight against corruption will move the wheel of the economy forward and push more foreign companies and the adoption of the principle of competition to come to Iraq," stressing that "the most important priorities of the House of Representatives during the current session is to adopt laws that contribute to end the era of corruption and accounting spoilers wherever they are, As well as unifying efforts to support and fully support the work of the Supreme Council for Combating Corruption. "

   He pointed out that "the legislative authority is determined to adopt a system of integrated legislation to preserve the rights and freedoms in the country, foremost among them the laws of freedom of expression of opinion, the right to information and information crimes, in addition to the law of protection against domestic violence," noting that " Accurate and calculated in terms of formula, impact and maturity and with the participation of relevant parties until the day of legislation. "


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