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Iraq PM office calls for complaints over alleged media incitement, Shafaq reports

Shafaq reports that Iraq's Prime Minister's Media Office directed state institutions to file criminal complaints over media activity it characterises as incitement to violence or obstruction of state weapons-control decisions. The office also says expression and media freedoms remain protected. This reports the government's position, not a finding that anyone committed an offence or that the directive is legally valid.

نویسنده هیئت تحریریه · Published · Updated

انتشار منبع: ۱۹ اکتبر ۲۰۲۶ ۱۴:۱۸ UTC

فوریت: زمینه · شواهد: ادعای منتسب به منبع

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The Prime Minister's Media Office is the named claimant for the directive and its assertions about protected expression and criminal liability. Shafaq relays that statement; the original directive, cited legal texts and any subsequent complaints or judgments were not independently inspected. No legal interpretation, actual offence, lawful restriction or completed prosecution is certified, and no independent corroboration or material counter-account was located. No individual or organisation is identified as a perpetrator. This is a new reported complaints directive, not a new weapons-registration count or a claim of completed disarmament. Time is the report's publication minute, not the directive's exact issue time.

آخرین بررسی شواهد: ۱۹ اکتبر ۲۰۲۶ ۱۵:۴۰ UTC.

۱۹ اکتبر ۲۰۲۶ ۱۵:۴۰ UTC — First published with attributed or primary-statement evidence, publication-based dating and representative country-level mapping.

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