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Iraq’s Federal Supreme Court to Review Appeals on Key Laws on February 11

Baghdad, Iraq- The Iraqi Federal Supreme Court has announced that it will review the appeals filed against the vote on three significant laws on Sunday, February 11.

According to a statement from the court, the cases involving the general amnesty, personal status, and return of real estate laws will be considered on the scheduled date. Earlier, the court had issued a temporary order halting the implementation of these laws until further proceedings.

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