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Abadi vows not to allow militias "outside the framework of the State"
March 2, 2015
Iraqi Prime Minister said Haider al-Abadi Monday he will not allow the growing influence of armed groups "outside the framework of the state," vowing to adjust "the actions of the elements of the popular crowd and accountable the perpetrators of abuses.
Abadi said in a speech to the House of Representatives that he as prime minister of Iraq, and the Commander in Chief of the armed forces "will not allow the military formations, either militias or other armed groups or militias outside the framework of the state."
He asked everyone's help and the House of Representatives stand against this phenomenon, which said it is trying to weaken the Iraqi state, "and stressed the development of what he called a" new foundation "to control the security forces and the popular crowd.
Abadi and confirmed that he will be a new basis to adjust the army, police and accounting of what he called negligence in accordance with legal frameworks, pointing out that the seizure "began in the popular crowd, as a new institution building all its institutions is not complete, and therefore including tuning fighters in terms of going to the front, and their return them, and carry their weapons, and if there is a bypass How accountable those. "
The Iraqi Prime Minister said that more "excesses" that get in the areas that are not liberated during the military operations, but then, "adding that there are" opportunists trying to abuse after liberation, come and burn houses and steal homes citizens. "
The growing influence, especially the Shiite ones armed factions, since the collapse of many of the pieces of the Iraqi army in the face of attack organizing the Islamic state last June, and control over large areas of the country. The previous government resorted to the popular crowd to support the security forces in an attempt to recover the areas controlled by the organization, and most of them predominantly Sunni.
Previously, international human rights organizations have accused the Shi'ite factions to commit abuses against the civilian population of -ola year, especially in areas where Tstaad- often these acts include the burning of houses or prevent residents from returning to it.
Abadi's remarks came with the start of the Iraqi forces and gunmen loyal to Shi'ite factions of her sons and some Sunni tribes and extensive process to restore the city of Tikrit, the epicenter of Salah al-Din province and surrounding areas, and vowed Abadi when announcing the launch of the operation to protect civilians in the areas mentioned.
On the other hand, al-Abadi said that his government will issue a special amnesty for prisoners, and processing files from the left of them, "which is one of the main demands of the year in the country, and there are no official figures or estimates of the number of detainees, but a year say they are the tens of thousands.
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March 2, 2015
Iraqi Prime Minister said Haider al-Abadi Monday he will not allow the growing influence of armed groups "outside the framework of the state," vowing to adjust "the actions of the elements of the popular crowd and accountable the perpetrators of abuses.
Abadi said in a speech to the House of Representatives that he as prime minister of Iraq, and the Commander in Chief of the armed forces "will not allow the military formations, either militias or other armed groups or militias outside the framework of the state."
He asked everyone's help and the House of Representatives stand against this phenomenon, which said it is trying to weaken the Iraqi state, "and stressed the development of what he called a" new foundation "to control the security forces and the popular crowd.
Abadi and confirmed that he will be a new basis to adjust the army, police and accounting of what he called negligence in accordance with legal frameworks, pointing out that the seizure "began in the popular crowd, as a new institution building all its institutions is not complete, and therefore including tuning fighters in terms of going to the front, and their return them, and carry their weapons, and if there is a bypass How accountable those. "
The Iraqi Prime Minister said that more "excesses" that get in the areas that are not liberated during the military operations, but then, "adding that there are" opportunists trying to abuse after liberation, come and burn houses and steal homes citizens. "
The growing influence, especially the Shiite ones armed factions, since the collapse of many of the pieces of the Iraqi army in the face of attack organizing the Islamic state last June, and control over large areas of the country. The previous government resorted to the popular crowd to support the security forces in an attempt to recover the areas controlled by the organization, and most of them predominantly Sunni.
Previously, international human rights organizations have accused the Shi'ite factions to commit abuses against the civilian population of -ola year, especially in areas where Tstaad- often these acts include the burning of houses or prevent residents from returning to it.
Abadi's remarks came with the start of the Iraqi forces and gunmen loyal to Shi'ite factions of her sons and some Sunni tribes and extensive process to restore the city of Tikrit, the epicenter of Salah al-Din province and surrounding areas, and vowed Abadi when announcing the launch of the operation to protect civilians in the areas mentioned.
On the other hand, al-Abadi said that his government will issue a special amnesty for prisoners, and processing files from the left of them, "which is one of the main demands of the year in the country, and there are no official figures or estimates of the number of detainees, but a year say they are the tens of thousands.
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