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VP Hashimy charges Maliki with violating Constitution
BAGHDAD: Iraq's Vice-President, Tariq al-Hasimy, now in Sulaimaniya after charges were levied against him of having been involved in terrorist acts, has charged Prime Minister Nouri al-Malilki with having "violated" the Iraqi Constitution and the current laws, demanding President Jalal Talabani to interfere to put an end for such acts, that he described with "having cause dishonor for Iraq."A statement, issued on Tuesday by the Temporary Media Office of Hashimy, stressed that "at a time when we condemn the cheap practices by the Prime Minister, which he carries out in a feverish means against his political opponent, through theexpansion of the accusation circle and the chasing of innocent members of Hashimy's bodyguards and office employees, we call on President Jalal Talabani for immediate interference to put an end to the Prime Minister's acts and violations of the Constitution and the laws".
"His continued violations against human rights, have caused dishonor for Iraq and forced Amnesty International to issue its statement from 2 days ago regarding the 2 female employees in Hashimy's office, Rasha and Bassima," the statement added.
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