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Abadi moves to impose a travel ban on the accused of corruption
11-08-2015
Twilight News / ordered Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, on Tuesday, the Integrity Commission to lift the names of the accused of stealing public money and overtaking on the property of the state and the people to prevent them from traveling and bring them to justice.
Ebadi said in a statement seen by Twilight News, "and we send the Integrity Commission to raise issues related to the defendants of stealing public money and overtaking on the state and people's property names."
He said al-Abadi, that this comes to "prevent them from traveling and bring them to justice."
The House passed earlier in the day reforms that provide omitted Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, including the cancellation of high-ranking positions and administrative and financial procedures to curb corruption package.
The government plans to set up a committee as "Where did you get this?" To investigate the corruption files, past and present.
Iraq and among the most corrupt countries in the world under the Transparency International index over the past years, and no reports always squandering and embezzlement of large sums of money without accountability involved.
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11-08-2015
Twilight News / ordered Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, on Tuesday, the Integrity Commission to lift the names of the accused of stealing public money and overtaking on the property of the state and the people to prevent them from traveling and bring them to justice.
Ebadi said in a statement seen by Twilight News, "and we send the Integrity Commission to raise issues related to the defendants of stealing public money and overtaking on the state and people's property names."
He said al-Abadi, that this comes to "prevent them from traveling and bring them to justice."
The House passed earlier in the day reforms that provide omitted Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, including the cancellation of high-ranking positions and administrative and financial procedures to curb corruption package.
The government plans to set up a committee as "Where did you get this?" To investigate the corruption files, past and present.
Iraq and among the most corrupt countries in the world under the Transparency International index over the past years, and no reports always squandering and embezzlement of large sums of money without accountability involved.
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