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Zamili alludes to the failure of the adoption of anti-terrorism law
On: Wed, 01/04/2012 10:07
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revealed for security and defense committee in the House of Representatives on Tuesday, the existence of reservations on the provisions contained in the articles of the draft anti-terrorism law, indicating that the House of Representatives is considering the project for the purpose put forward for discussion at the next term. and the Cabinet had decided in its meeting of 56 held by the 27 December 2011,
Approval of the draft anti-terrorism law, the auditor by the State Council and submitted to the House of Representatives for the purpose of voting on it in the coming period.
The MP said the Liberal cluster and member of the Commission on Security and Defence of quitting in a press statement that the draft anti-terrorism law is before the committee and is currently studying for submission to the House for first reading and again, and then enacted.
The vice chairman of the legal Prince Kanani, said in an earlier statement (range) no need for Iraq at the moment to the Anti-Terrorism Act because there are many paragraphs tough, demanding, depending on the Penal Code in force.
and Zamili The mass of Liberals have some reservations about the provisions in the articles of the draft law, and there is consensus between the blocks at the moment, so if the situation continues as it is will be passed difficult in this formula approved by the government earlier.
It is noteworthy that the draft anti-terrorism law has defined the crime of terrorism as any act or failure to act or attempt to do would inflict terror among the people or intimidate them or endangering their lives, honor or safety or rights of the risk or harm to the environment or a facilities and property, public or for, capture or expose a natural resources or public health risk, with a view to disturb public order or threaten the stability, territorial integrity, national unity or sovereignty of the state or undermine the regime.
The bill provides that the death penalty will be punished by both the use of arms or any harmful substance or any other means to commit a terrorist crime to destroy or demolish, damage, or disable or disrupt system functioning or damage to buildings or property and public facilities allocated to government departments and the public sector and government and industrial facilities and private property.
The bill would remove anti-terrorism law No. (13 ) for the year 2005 and will apply the provisions of the Penal Code No. (111) for the year 1969 and the Arms Act No. (13) for the year 1992 and the Code of Criminal Procedure No. (23) of 1971 and the Law of Public Prosecution No. (159) for the year 1979 unless otherwise stipulated in this Law it.
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