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Date: Mon 01/09/2012 9:44
Sadrists warn of amnesty inclusiveness
emphasized the Sadrist movement, he does not support legislation that includes amnesty law for everyone, even against whom cases in Iraqi courts. The Secretary-General of the mass of the free stream, Zia al-Asadi "I do not agree with the law forgives everyone, even those against them criminal jurisdiction, it consumes the Iraqi judiciary, which Nhtmi sober him." "The amnesty law is limited to U.S. forces attacked and defended the land of Iraq, and this is what we mean by the law of amnesty is not to forgive the killers and dealers of Iraqi blood is displaced and Avcalo sectarian violence."
Chalabi criticized Qatar's positions on Syria surprised at the National Congress led by Ahmad Chalabi of the positions of the Prime Minister of Qatar, Hamad bin Jassim Al Thani, which are attempts proactive to challenge the credibility of observers of the Arab League in Syria. A statement of the conference that "the Prime Minister of Qatar, who insisted on sending monitors the Arab League and personally selected the team, Mohammad Ahmed al-Dabi to know it has since he was ambassador to Sudan in Qatar. " He added, "Hamad tries to open the lanes back to the implementation of the plans allocated to the complexity of the Syrian situation and the internationalization of the crisis". Nassif, warns of infinite discussions port Mubarak called a spokeswoman for the cluster white high Nassif not to limit the discussion of the report of the Technical Committee on Port Mubarak, Kuwaiti Foreign Relations Committee, the House of Representatives of Iraq, pointing out that "This issue will increase the fears of diluting the issue." said Nassif, "The hospitality of the Technical Committee by the Committee on Foreign Relations parliamentary increased the size of the fears of diluting the subject and not to deal with it in line with the seriousness and importance ", expressing surprise at" certain parties seek to limit the discussion of the report of the Technical Committee in the Foreign Relations Committee only. "
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