Committee of Five: adoption of the amnesty law need more consensus

Ali Abdullah - 01/24/2013 - 9:14 pm


Committee confirmed quintet whose mandate was to examine the demands of the demonstrators, Thursday, that passage of the amnesty law still need more consensus between the political blocs.

A member of the Commission, the Kurdistan Alliance MP Mohsen Saadoun said in a press statement that "the Commission awaiting replies and all parties agree before embarking to hold a new meeting to reach results."

He added that "the meeting of the Committee of Five did not specify, but may be held at any moment after you receive the replies political parties on to arrive at a consensus soon about what has been raised in previous meetings on the outstanding issues."

Sadoun said that "the position of the Kurdistan Alliance bloc will be effective for all parties and service proposals nearby in order to be acceptable and to give a positive message," adding that "the Kurdistan Alliance bloc close to the orientations of the Iraqi National Alliance."

The Kurdish MP "decision to withdraw the Iraqi List ministers of the Council of Ministers, and the Sadrist movement of the Committee of Seven, aims to deliver a message to the government to speed up to meet the demands of the demonstrators."

And entered the demonstrations taking place in a number of governorates second month. The demands of the demonstrators focused on the release of detainees and to reconsider a number of laws, including accountability, justice and Article 4 terrorism.

The political blocs held earlier this week National Forum at the home of the head of the National Alliance, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, and they confirmed in a statement the need to continue TAF to open the way for more dialogues and reaching reforms to meet what is a project of the demands of the demonstrators.


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