Parliamentary: UN plans to apply Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution before 2023

2019/06/02 21:20:45

The High Representative Naseef on Monday described the recommendations contained in UN Security Council Resolution 2470 on Iraq as "bomb recommendations hidden behind the special agendas will be implemented during the next four years."

Nassif said in a statement today: "The recommendation on providing support and advice to the Government of Iraq and the Electoral Commission on the procedures for the elections and (referenda) is the introduction to a referendum on Kirkuk and the conduct of a census to implement Article 140 of the Constitution, that is, the United Nations plans to resolve the matter a year ago 2023, which ends the Treaty of Lausanne. "

And claimed that "this decision will create a crisis between the components that live in Kirkuk and have serious repercussions on the social ladder, and no one is unaware of the link between the bombings that claimed the lives of innocent people in Kirkuk and the agendas aimed at tampering with the fate of this city and isolate it from Iraq because of its oil wealth, The end of the people of Kirkuk are paying the tax of these conflicts, "as she put it.

"The emphasis on constitutional review, implementation of constitutional provisions and the establishment of procedures for the settlement of the disputed areas would mean the effective implementation of Article 140 of the Constitution on the ground. On the other hand, UNAMI seems to have taken advantage of government and legislative neglect to resolve the land problem To its legitimate owners, which created an opportunity to intervene. "

Naseef called for the convening of a special session of the House of Representatives to discuss the UN resolution, which includes bombardments threatening social peace and warning of a series of problems and crises that began with the bombings that have claimed the lives of innocents in Kirkuk.

The United Nations Security Council passed resolution 2470 on Iraq, which includes many resolutions on Iraq, including the amendment of the constitution, the resolution of the disputed areas between Erbil and Baghdad, and the reform of the security sector.

The Kurdish blocs had submitted earlier in the day an official request to the Presidency of the Iraqi Council of Representatives to establish a temporary committee to monitor the implementation of Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution.

Article 140 of the constitution dealt with the dispute between Erbil and Baghdad through three stages: "Statistics, Referendum, Normalization", but Iraqi governments and after the vote on the permanent constitution deliberately do not apply, according to Kurdish political leaders.

Since the withdrawal of the Peshmerga and Asayish forces following the referendum held by the Kurdistan Region on 25/9/2017, tensions have been strained in the security situation. The armed organizations have recently resumed their activity in these areas significantly.


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