Iraq PM to draft law on arms control

The Prime Minister of Iraq, Ali Fahad Al-Zaydi, issued directives to draft a law to restrict firearms to the state’s possession, aiming to eliminate the existence of uncontrolled weapons that threaten its authority and undermine the prestige of security institutions. This comes after the government gave armed factions until September 30th to surrender their weapons, following its announcement that anyone who refuses to do so after this date will be dealt with according to anti-terrorism laws. Some factions link their decision to surrender weapons with the withdrawal of the international coalition forces from their last bases in the Kurdistan Region, amid external pressures to enhance state control over arms and ensure internal stability.

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