Draft Iraqi political parties law - a critical study
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Iraq after 9/4/2003 has witnessed an excessive partisan pluralism after what was suffering from the partisan unilateralism that is represented by the experience of (the Baath Party), but this pluralism was excessive pluralism and was not based on a legal basis that governs its origin and does not regulate its work, but rather that these parties are in the midst of Previous electoral experiences were operating according to Law No. (97) of 2004 issued by the Coalition Provisional Authority, and this law complained about the lack of its articles and its inability to organize the work of political parties, and that the primary purpose of developing this law at that time is to facilitate these parties running the parliamentary elections, Although it is temporary, the political forces have been unable for a long time More than a decade to enact a law regulating the work of political parties.
Key words: constitution, draft, law, parties, sect
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