Nassif: paper submitted by the Iraqi protesters reject because it excluded the demands of the Shiite component

| On 2013-01-07

BAGHDAD / electronic integrity

Criticized the MP for the Iraqi List, free high Nassif paper submitted by the Iraqi List, it includes all the demands of the demonstrators, arguing that the paper "excluded demands Shi'ite component, despite the fact that his sons had participated in the sit-ins."

Said Nassif in a press statement received "integrity electronic" copy of it on Monday, "at a time when we stand alongside all the demands of the Iraqi people away from Titles sectarian abhorrent, but we unfortunately shocked paper submitted by the Iraqi List, it includes demands of the demonstrators during a meeting Prime House leaders of the political blocs on Sunday, which stipulates the need to ensure the rights of the demonstrators Sunnis, Kurds and Turkmen only, without raising the Shiite component, despite the fact that all spectra of the Iraqi people participated in the sit-ins and declared their solidarity with the demands of the demonstrators. "

"It is certain that the protesters in Al-Anbar, Nineveh and Salahuddin will not agree with the statement in the paper submitted by the Iraqi List, which believe that the Iraqi deliberately insulting demonstrations and show as having dye sectarian, but it sandwiched in paper paragraphs fit with political orientation at the expense of the demands of protesters , Kaqaham issues Issawi and Hashemi, while demonstrators have confirmed their refusal to limit their demands in the case of al-Issawi, also did not Attrkoa basis for the issue of al-Hashemi. "

She said "my withdrawal from yesterday's session was an objection to include the demands of political blocs with the demands of the demonstrators, while we were trying to make an ad hoc meeting to consider the demands of the demonstrators."

The head of the House of Representatives Osama Najafi has called for an emergency session on Sunday, and saw the boycott by several political blocs to this time coincided with the Iraqi Army Day as an official holiday and other reasons. End


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