3.5.2016 13:04
[Oan- Baghdad]
Chairman of the Parliamentary Commission on Human Rights Arshad Salhi stressed on Saturday that the draft general amnesty law , which was announced today agreed upon "does not cover their hands stained with the blood of Iraqis."
Salhi said in a statement received by all of Iraq [where] a copy of it, " The Human Rights Commission has participated actively develop substantial amendments to the draft general amnesty law sent by the government in accordance withhuman rights principles in order to give them an opportunity for all Iraqis readmission reintegrated into society to be individuals good in it, especially that the current situation requires a societal reconciliation including parallels with the rights of the victims unless they are Tltkhhm Aadaihm with the blood of Iraqis. "
He said Salhi that" the Commission has lifted its recommendations on the draft amendment to the leaders of political blocs and the presidency of the Council of Representatives for approval in parliament soon. "
the Vice President of the legal Committee of the parliamentary Muhsin al - Sadoun told [where] a day , " it was a final agreement on the wording of the draft amnesty law , "noting that" the law will include a large number of convicts and detainees , including those convicted of murder if there was a waiver and a reconciliation with the victim "to Avtal that he" does not include those convicted in accordance with Article 4 / terrorism. "
he informed parliament Speaker Salim al parliament in its today 's readiness to vote on the bill , " he did not , "the existence of a loophole in the law for terrorists to take advantage of it."
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