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Maliki's office: Iyad Allawi site publishes a false report from Human Rights Watch on the withdrawal of confidence from the Maliki
Thursday, June 7, 2012 16:15
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates called media adviser to Prime Minister Ali al-Moussawi political parties to abstain from resorting to lying in order to achieve political goals, as we call media sources to verify the information contained it. "
And A statement by the Prime Minister's Office that "the media adviser to Prime Minister Ali al-Moussawi received today a letter from the organization {Human Rights Watch! Denied the statement posted on the official website of the Iraqi leader Iyad Allawi attributed to the World Organization supports the withdrawal of confidence in Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
And Moussawi said in a press statement received by the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of it on Thursday that "Human Rights Watch sent me a letter in which she expressed surprise and astonishment to the publication of this political statement attributed to the organization, calling on the Organization Accord Movement, delete it from its location and send a denial to all organizations and the media that have received the statement alleged. "
And stated that "the text of the letter from the organization (Human Rights Watch) is: Dear Ali al-Moussawi," We enclose a letter sent by Human Rights Watch to the National Accord Movement on a recent statement posted on its Web site by Sammy Morris Joseph, a person claiming affiliation to Human Rights Watch. We assure you that no one by that name, both in the Netherlands or anywhere else, has no affiliation to Human Rights Watch. Human Rights Watch is an organization totally independent, nonpartisan, and we will not allow any person who works at Human Rights Watch defines himself as belonging to the Human Rights Watch in a while make a statement of a political nature such as these. We have asked the National Accord Movement to delete this statement from its website and publish this correction in the same page on the site also appeared in the original statement. We also asked to send a denial via e-mail to all organizations and the media that have received the statement of Mr. Sammy Morris Joseph. "
The site the existing Iraqi President Iyad Allawi, published earlier in a statement on the person claiming his membership of the Organization of Human Rights drew {} {title we have no way but to withdraw confidence from the Maliki} a buzz among political circles, which questioned his health. Ended
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Thursday, June 7, 2012 16:15
Baghdad {: News} Euphrates called media adviser to Prime Minister Ali al-Moussawi political parties to abstain from resorting to lying in order to achieve political goals, as we call media sources to verify the information contained it. "
And A statement by the Prime Minister's Office that "the media adviser to Prime Minister Ali al-Moussawi received today a letter from the organization {Human Rights Watch! Denied the statement posted on the official website of the Iraqi leader Iyad Allawi attributed to the World Organization supports the withdrawal of confidence in Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.
And Moussawi said in a press statement received by the agency {Euphrates News} a copy of it on Thursday that "Human Rights Watch sent me a letter in which she expressed surprise and astonishment to the publication of this political statement attributed to the organization, calling on the Organization Accord Movement, delete it from its location and send a denial to all organizations and the media that have received the statement alleged. "
And stated that "the text of the letter from the organization (Human Rights Watch) is: Dear Ali al-Moussawi," We enclose a letter sent by Human Rights Watch to the National Accord Movement on a recent statement posted on its Web site by Sammy Morris Joseph, a person claiming affiliation to Human Rights Watch. We assure you that no one by that name, both in the Netherlands or anywhere else, has no affiliation to Human Rights Watch. Human Rights Watch is an organization totally independent, nonpartisan, and we will not allow any person who works at Human Rights Watch defines himself as belonging to the Human Rights Watch in a while make a statement of a political nature such as these. We have asked the National Accord Movement to delete this statement from its website and publish this correction in the same page on the site also appeared in the original statement. We also asked to send a denial via e-mail to all organizations and the media that have received the statement of Mr. Sammy Morris Joseph. "
The site the existing Iraqi President Iyad Allawi, published earlier in a statement on the person claiming his membership of the Organization of Human Rights drew {} {title we have no way but to withdraw confidence from the Maliki} a buzz among political circles, which questioned his health. Ended
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