Maliki's coalition calls for Iraqi "authorization" of the protesters to discuss their demands in Parliament

Thursday, January 24 2 / January 2013 11:47


Twilight News / criticized the coalition of state law, Thursday, County and ministers of the Iraqi List of meetings of the Council of Ministers, while telling her to "authorize" the protesters to discuss their demands in the next session of the House of Representatives.

The MP said the coalition of state law, Abbas al-Bayati said in an interview with "Twilight News", that "it must be their position and no one to boycott the Council of Ministers and the House Anashoa because they are on the head," he said, referring to the coalition in Iraq.

Bayati promised "boycott meetings of the Council of Ministers does not fit with the constitutional right," pointing out that "the issue of replacement minister is out of the question".

And on the pursuit of deputies in the Iraqi to put the demands of the demonstrators on the agenda of the next meeting of the Council of Representatives Bayati said that "the Iraqi List, if it wants to discuss demands of the demonstrators had to come authorizing them because demonstrators starting to question those who claim their name in Baghdad, whether at the level of parliamentarians or at government level ".

And announced that the popular committees in the provinces of Anbar, Salahuddin and Nineveh, Kirkuk and Baghdad and several provinces earlier, on Thursday, for extensive preparations to organize the demonstrations "Magdy Rady" new under the slogan "Juma no retreat."

The number of Iraqi provinces witnessing demonstrations and sit-ins mass government is demanding the release of detainees and detention detainees in its prisons after receiving news of the exercise of powers by the acts of torture and rape of a number of detainees on the background Qrapthen of some of the accused acts of violence by armed and wanted to justice under Article 4 terrorism, as well as cancellation of this article and the Justice and Accountability Law, which is rejected by the government of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.


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