العربي الجديد
العربي الجديد
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The Iraqi Parliament resumed its second legislative session after a 30-day holiday, amid a broad government campaign to combat corruption that has resulted in the detention of more than 50 officials and the seizure of large sums of money, including 25 billion dinars, as well as real estate and gold jewelry. The first session of this term included readings of draft laws related to information technology crimes, juvenile care, and air defense reinforcement, as part of efforts to strengthen sovereignty and national security. These measures are part of the government's and judiciary's ongoing efforts to combat corruption, amidst continued investigations into major financial cases involving several individuals, including parliamentary officials.
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