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Demonstrations in front of the Judiciary require removal of Mahmood
August 31, 2015
Baghdad/Iraq News Network-dozens of people Monday, the Supreme Judicial Council in Baghdad to demand the impeachment of the President of the Council, Medhat Al-Mahmoud and real reforms in the judiciary and said "Iraq News" that dozens of people were demonstrating, day, in front of the building of the Supreme Judicial Council in the capital Baghdad, the source said, the demonstrators demanded the dismissal of the head of the Supreme Judicial Council, Medhat Al-Mahmoud and genuine reforms in judiciary.
Federal judicial authority announced Monday (17 August 2015), the refusal of the Supreme Judicial Council members unanimously asked President Judge Medhat Al Mahmood in his retirement called Prime Minister Haidar Al-Abbadi, Friday (14 August 2015), the judiciary to carry out a series of "radical action" to confirm the prestige of the judiciary and its independence, adding that broad reforms advocated by requiring spending just and firm religious reference was considered, Friday (14 August 2015), it does not repair without judicial reform.
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August 31, 2015
Baghdad/Iraq News Network-dozens of people Monday, the Supreme Judicial Council in Baghdad to demand the impeachment of the President of the Council, Medhat Al-Mahmoud and real reforms in the judiciary and said "Iraq News" that dozens of people were demonstrating, day, in front of the building of the Supreme Judicial Council in the capital Baghdad, the source said, the demonstrators demanded the dismissal of the head of the Supreme Judicial Council, Medhat Al-Mahmoud and genuine reforms in judiciary.
Federal judicial authority announced Monday (17 August 2015), the refusal of the Supreme Judicial Council members unanimously asked President Judge Medhat Al Mahmood in his retirement called Prime Minister Haidar Al-Abbadi, Friday (14 August 2015), the judiciary to carry out a series of "radical action" to confirm the prestige of the judiciary and its independence, adding that broad reforms advocated by requiring spending just and firm religious reference was considered, Friday (14 August 2015), it does not repair without judicial reform.
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