BREAKING NEWS
- The Federal Supreme Court reveals its rulings regarding education
- More than a 280 thousand visitors for the Federal Supreme Court website within the last six months
- The Federal Supreme Court resolved (172) specific lawsuits, most of which are against senior officials in the State.
- The Federal Supreme Court launches the archive of Iraqi Gazette
- The Federal Supreme Court congratulates Christians on Christmas
- the judge Madhat AL-Mahmood meet the Egyptian ambassador
- The Federal Supreme Court issues a decision about the bloc with the biggest number of seats
- The Federal Supreme Court rejects a challenge against a Law that provides funds for building schools and kindergartens
- The Federal Supreme Court rejected a case of annulling inspectors general's offices
- The Federal Supreme Court issues a constitutional ruling about the wage of trespassing on the Mortmain’s estates
News
The Federal Supreme Court reveals its rulings regarding education
The Federal Supreme Court announced the issuance of provisions related to education, noting it has rejected a request to repeal loans for teachers and educators, and to establish a constitutional law that provides funds for building schools and kindergartens.
More than a 280 thousand visitors for the Federal Supreme Court website within the last six months
The Federal Supreme Court had confirmed that there is increasing in the number of visits of its website (www.iraqfsc.iq).
The Federal Supreme Court resolved (172) specific lawsuits, most of which are against senior officials in the State.
The Federal Supreme Court announced that it had resolved (172) constitutional lawsuit during 2019, confirming that the issued rulings covered many subjects, including the work of the Council of Representatives, the authenticity of voting for Ministers, fighting corruption, the family, children, education, and the justice system.
The Federal Supreme Court launches the archive of Iraqi Gazette
The Federal Supreme Court launched the archive of the Iraqi Gazette, noting that it included the titles of the issued Iraqi legislation since 2003.
The Federal Supreme Court congratulates Christians on Christmas
The Federal Supreme Court congratulates the Christians on Christmas, stressing that it stands for the constitutionally guaranteed rights of the components.