Maliki's coalition rule out the adoption of a general amnesty in the event of comprehensiveness "murderers and corrupt"

kiwigirl Wed May 08, 2013 11:29 pm

Ruled out the State of Law coalition led by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki approve general Alqau law in the event of comprehensiveness "killers and criminals."

The MP said the coalition of state law Mohammed Chihod told all of Iraq [where] a copy of "the rule of law is not against the enactment of a general amnesty, but with its own legislation, but not at the expense of the innocent and bring the killers and criminals from prisons, but with the law excludes murderers and criminals who اوغلوا murder and those that came out again you will not repent, but will continue in their transgression and terrorism operations that affect innocent people. "

He added that "there are two parts to this law with the enactment of the first general amnesty excludes from murderers and other section calls for general amnesty out by all the murderers, terrorists and corrupt so I thought that if we went towards a general amnesty excludes him killers فسيشرع the law."

The Committee of Five own political follow-up to the demands of the protesters held a meeting Tuesday at the home of the President of the National Alliance Ibrahim al-Jaafari and discussed which version of the amnesty law and the need for non-inclusion of terrorists who are on their hands with the blood of innocent children of the Iraqi people, as well as the lack of coverage contributed to the crimes of financial corruption, and waste public money. According to a statement of the alliance.

The Deputy Prime Minister, leader of the state law, Hussein Alchehritani has criticized the legislation of the General Amnesty Law "for the inclusion of the previous law, which initiated and approved and which was released senior corrupt officials who stole public money and stopped pursuits around them and this matter has to be addressed and the prosecution of those and work to restore the stolen money and extradition to eliminate the fair they get their reward. "over 17.