11/1/2020 15:58
[Baghdad - Where]
Iraq and the United Nations agreed to restore the rights of all those affected by ISIS.
The media office of the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Hassan Al Kaabi, said in a statement that the latter "received today, Karim Khan, the Special Adviser and Head of the United Nations Investigation Team to enhance accountability for crimes committed by ISIS, and his accompanying delegation, in the presence of a number of members of the Parliamentary Legal Committee." .
According to the statement, Al-Kaabi said, "One of the most important tasks of the international team in charge of investigating the crimes of the terrorist organization ISIS, and also the work of the court that will be formed in Iraq, is to prove that this terrorist organization does not belong to any religion or belief."
He added, "The formation of this court specialized in investigating ISIS crimes is another victory that will add to our victories by defeating it on the ground and liberating all lands from the filth of extremist terrorism."
Al-Kaabi added, "ISIS's crimes differed in type and number from those crimes committed by the terrorist Al-Qaeda organization, as it killed innocent people of all religions, sects and nationalities under baseless names, and did not even surrender archaeological monuments, mosques, temples, churches and the holy shrine of crimes. Burning, plundering, destroying and sabotaging, leading to an assault on human dignity and rights, where he raped and sold women in the slave market.
And he stated that "there is a common vision between the House of Representatives and the United Nations about criminalizing ISIS crimes in Iraq, and this matter will have local and international dimensions, on the one hand the court will work to restore the rights of everyone affected by this organization, and fairness for all, and the other dimension is the unification of international efforts." To fight all extremist ideas under whatever name. "
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