Iraqi judiciary backs arms restrictions

The article discusses the efforts of the Iraqi government and judiciary to restrict weapons to the hands of the state. It highlights that the Chief Justice, Faiq Zaidan, assured the judiciary's support for government measures in this matter. He mentioned that a plan to restrict weapons has been prepared by a committee arising from the Coordinating Framework and will be announced once completed, to ensure Iraq's compliance with its international relations and the implementation of the constitution. Iraq is currently experiencing political and security tensions as the withdrawal of foreign forces approaches on September 30. Armed factions refuse to disarm and are demanding guarantees in exchange for relinquishing their weapons. US pressures on the government to fully implement the weapon restriction plan are also intensifying. Meanwhile, there are rising concerns about factions rejecting the plan and negotiations over the types and quantities of weapons they will retain, a prolonged process that may extend beyond the scheduled withdrawal date.

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