Federal Supreme Court Chief: No sovereignty without law and independence

The President of the Federal Supreme Court, Judge Mundhir Ibrahim Hussein, affirmed that national sovereignty can only be achieved through respect for the law and judicial independence, as these are the foundation of a modern state. He clarified that sovereignty resides in the will of the people and their desire for freedom and independence, extending beyond geographical borders to encompass the state's ability to protect rights, dignity, and justice. He emphasized that sovereignty is linked to the legitimacy of the state and respect for human beings, and that constitutional oversight ensures compliance with the constitution and safeguards citizens' rights from unconstitutional legislation. He also affirmed that constitutional justice plays a key role in protecting federal unity, and that commemorating Sovereignty Day underscores the importance of consolidating national principles, along with a tribute to the sacrifices of martyrs and wounded who sacrificed their lives for the security and sovereignty of the homeland.

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