Judge Zidan urges House to review constitution

The article focused on the call by the President of the Higher Judiciary Council, Judge Faiq Zidan, to the Iraqi Parliament to bear a national and historical responsibility to review the Iraqi Constitution and make the necessary amendments. He emphasized that implementing the constitution is an obligation that requires addressing existing gaps, particularly those related to the parliamentary majority, the election of the President of the Republic, identifying the largest parliamentary bloc, and other contentious issues. He stressed that amendments should be carried out through constitutional mechanisms and in line with the will of the people, with the aim of modernizing legislation, strengthening the state's sovereignty, and protecting rights and freedoms within the framework of a pluralistic democratic system. This call is seen as a response to the challenges faced in the practical application of the constitution after more than two decades since its drafting. The council hopes that these reforms will contribute to political stability and the strengthening of democratic institutions.

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