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Kubler: Iraq is at a crossroads and on the government to investigate and bring the perpetrators in the events of Hawija
Friday, 26 April / May 2013 16:21
[Baghdad - where]
Warned the UN envoy in Iraq, Martin Kobler of that "Iraq is a crossroads".
Kobler said in a statement received by the agency all of Iraq [where] a copy of it that "Iraq is at a crossroads," calling for "an urgent appeal for restraint and the Iraqi leaders immediate and bold initiatives for peace."
The statement pointed out "that in an appeal with the tone strong for restraint and start a serious dialogue expressed Kobler, following clashes that took place recently and resulted in the killing and wounding hundreds of people in all parts of Iraq, for fear that the country heading toward the unknown unless they take decisive action and immediate and effective measures to stop the spiral of violence from spreading more widely. "
Kobler said, according to the statement, "I call on all religious and political leaders to إحتكام to their conscience and the use of wisdom do not let anger win the peace, because the country stands at a crossroads."
He added that "Iraqi leaders bear a historic responsibility to take the reins and courageous initiatives such as sitting together and with one voice call to restore calm immediately and conduct a national dialogue and broad."
UN envoy appealed to "the Iraqi government to conduct a thorough and transparent investigation into the events of the town of Hawija, and provide human rights violators to justice," reiterated "its call for the release of people detained in the aftermath of the raid."
And witnessed demonstrations developments and the implications of accelerated after the joint force made up of the NRF, Swat and strength of the Iraqi army on Tuesday stormed Square demonstrators in Hawija, in the province of Kirkuk, and the clash erupted between the two sides resulted in dozens of deaths and injuries on both sides.
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Friday, 26 April / May 2013 16:21
[Baghdad - where]
Warned the UN envoy in Iraq, Martin Kobler of that "Iraq is a crossroads".
Kobler said in a statement received by the agency all of Iraq [where] a copy of it that "Iraq is at a crossroads," calling for "an urgent appeal for restraint and the Iraqi leaders immediate and bold initiatives for peace."
The statement pointed out "that in an appeal with the tone strong for restraint and start a serious dialogue expressed Kobler, following clashes that took place recently and resulted in the killing and wounding hundreds of people in all parts of Iraq, for fear that the country heading toward the unknown unless they take decisive action and immediate and effective measures to stop the spiral of violence from spreading more widely. "
Kobler said, according to the statement, "I call on all religious and political leaders to إحتكام to their conscience and the use of wisdom do not let anger win the peace, because the country stands at a crossroads."
He added that "Iraqi leaders bear a historic responsibility to take the reins and courageous initiatives such as sitting together and with one voice call to restore calm immediately and conduct a national dialogue and broad."
UN envoy appealed to "the Iraqi government to conduct a thorough and transparent investigation into the events of the town of Hawija, and provide human rights violators to justice," reiterated "its call for the release of people detained in the aftermath of the raid."
And witnessed demonstrations developments and the implications of accelerated after the joint force made up of the NRF, Swat and strength of the Iraqi army on Tuesday stormed Square demonstrators in Hawija, in the province of Kirkuk, and the clash erupted between the two sides resulted in dozens of deaths and injuries on both sides.
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