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Maliki seeks asylum after the establishment of hundreds of lawsuits against citizens
Slider | 12 أغسطس 2014 21:00
Treasures Media / Baghdad - draws hundreds of people from different parts of Iraq, to the Iraqi courts this morning of Tuesday, for the establishment of lawsuits against Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki, on the background of exclusion and marginalization and the absence of their rights by him.
A government source said in one of the courts in the province of Baghdad, refused to be identified, said "We were surprised this morning, preparing large numbers of citizens, which was submitted to the courts to bring lawsuits against al-Maliki," explaining that they are "those crowds were from the families of the martyrs and missing persons and those who have been subjected to injustice and detention without reasons or vexatious claims and spent a long time in Iraqi prisons, many of whom died from damage and serious damage. "
The source said that "among those crowds gave the Angels the state employees were dismissed from their jobs by the influential in government circles under the pretext of party affiliation."
He added that "most of those who set up suits were from families of the martyrs and missing persons, blaming the previous government spilling the blood of their children, as well as the families of the detainees who did not show them the competent authorities places booked their children nor the reason for the arrest."
This is expected to specialists and legal affairs said, "This certainly suits and it will become increasingly difficult to reach to prepare counted, what will make the accused by a Maliki to adopt to leave Iraq and to resort to one of the countries that do not have agreement with the Iraqi government extradition.
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Slider | 12 أغسطس 2014 21:00
Treasures Media / Baghdad - draws hundreds of people from different parts of Iraq, to the Iraqi courts this morning of Tuesday, for the establishment of lawsuits against Prime Minister outgoing Nuri al-Maliki, on the background of exclusion and marginalization and the absence of their rights by him.
A government source said in one of the courts in the province of Baghdad, refused to be identified, said "We were surprised this morning, preparing large numbers of citizens, which was submitted to the courts to bring lawsuits against al-Maliki," explaining that they are "those crowds were from the families of the martyrs and missing persons and those who have been subjected to injustice and detention without reasons or vexatious claims and spent a long time in Iraqi prisons, many of whom died from damage and serious damage. "
The source said that "among those crowds gave the Angels the state employees were dismissed from their jobs by the influential in government circles under the pretext of party affiliation."
He added that "most of those who set up suits were from families of the martyrs and missing persons, blaming the previous government spilling the blood of their children, as well as the families of the detainees who did not show them the competent authorities places booked their children nor the reason for the arrest."
This is expected to specialists and legal affairs said, "This certainly suits and it will become increasingly difficult to reach to prepare counted, what will make the accused by a Maliki to adopt to leave Iraq and to resort to one of the countries that do not have agreement with the Iraqi government extradition.
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