Conditions for Setting up Political Parties According to Law No. (36) of 2015

Authors

  • Mohammed Jabbar Jaddoa University of Kufa Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55716/jjps.2020.9.1.5

Keywords:

conditions for setting up,, political parties,, Iraq

Abstract

Between the current of partisanship experience and its past politically, legally, under the crisis regimes that Iraq has experienced. The researcher has tried to discuss through this research a number of problems related to partisanship experience in a country which is multi-religious and ethnic with different political loyalties, after lawlessness and recidivism of the constitutional state, it is replaced by customs of the one-party system which is known as political despotism. After the events of 2003, Iraq has unexpectedly opened to pluralistic political practice. The new political factions, with their political and sectarian behaviors, have sought to capture quotas of the fledgling Iraqi state from the ruins of recidivism and war. This was accompanied by the absence of strategic political views and a lack of legislation to organize the work of political parties in Iraq, which made money, stability and security of the Iraqi state in a serious danger, probably the event of financial and administrative corruption, collapse of western Iraq cities, and the fallen of thousands of civilian martyrs daily by terrorism, are indicative evidence of the danger that connected the experience of partisanship without a law. The new law of political parties No. (36) for the year 2015 in force on 11-12-2015 came, to organize the chaos of the work of political parties , to put an end to the state of interference between what is the work of the oligarchy party and what is the Urban organization, and to disarm each party of any military aspect, despite many legal loopholes have already been identified, which the researcher is attempting to refer to.  

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Published

2025-01-11

How to Cite

Conditions for Setting up Political Parties According to Law No. (36) of 2015. (2025). Journal of Juridical and Political Science, 9(1), 171-207. https://doi.org/10.55716/jjps.2020.9.1.5