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The new draft Iraqi “Popular Mobilization Forces” law contains 18 articles governing the force’s administrative and military structure, its subordination to the commander-in-chief, its budget and contracts, and the requirements for holding senior posts. A legal expert said the draft had removed civil, judicial, and economic powers, while the law remains a bill that has not been sent to parliament. Armed factions, including Harakat al-Nujaba and Kata’ib Hezbollah, objected to the amendments, accusing the government of weakening the Popular Mobilization Forces and tampering with the bill.
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