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Iraq preps to remove immunity of accused MPs
The Iraqi judiciary has revealed its intention to lift immunity from new deputies following the success of Operation Dawn Rampage, launched to combat corruption. So far, the campaign has resulted in the arrest of 21 political and parliamentary figures on corruption charges, with ongoing investigations into 26 suspects, including three escaped deputies. Supported by Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi and the judicial authorities, the campaign involves arresting suspects and collecting citizen reports that include financial contributions, aiming to recover stolen funds and prevent impunity. As the parliament prepares to hold its sessions after the legislative break, pressure on political factions, especially the leaders of the "Coordination Framework," is increasing, amidst predictions of upcoming surprises related to corruption cases and asset recovery efforts.
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