Green Party of Iraq

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The Green Party of Iraq was created in 2003 and is dedicated to build an Iraq that is committed to "democracy, justice, and freedom" and one that respects equal rights for all Iraqis, irrespective of "religion, sect, or ethnicity". The political party does not have any elected members in the Council of Representatives of Iraq.

Platform

The Green Party of Iraqi has sixteen core values, similar to the Global Greens ten key values.

1. Democracy.
2. Unity of Iraq.
3. Constitution committed to justice and equality for all.
4. Free and Just Multi-Party Elections.
5. Protecting Islam, while respecting religious freedom.
6. Economy that provides for a dignified life.
9. Army and the Armed Forces that follows civilian and constitutional law.
10. Right Medicare, Social and Educational Welfare.
11. Respect for Iraqi diverse Culture and National Heritage.
12. Respect for Kurdish and Ethnic Minority Rights.
13. Respect for Farmers and Workers Rights.
14. Respect for Human rights and punishment for those that violate these rights.
15. Freedom of the Press, Publication and Information.

References

Green Party of Iraq

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Europe (EGP FYEG)	Albania Andorra Austria Belarus Belgium Flanders and Brussels Wallonia and Brussels Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Green Party The Greens Croatia Croatian Sustainable Development Green List Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Socialist People's Party The Greens Estonia Finland France Georgia Germany Alliance '90/The Greens Ecological Democratic Party Greece Hungary Dialogue for Hungary Politics Can Be Different Iceland Ireland Italy Federation of the Greens Green Italy Kosovo Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Malta Moldova Montenegro Netherlands GroenLinks The Greens Norway Poland Portugal Earth Party Green Party LIVRE Romania Ecologist Party Green Party Russia Green Alternative (GROZA) Ecological Party "The Greens" (KEDR) Union of Greens (Green Russia) Alliance of Greens and Social Democrats Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Greens Youth Party Spain Catalonia Greens Confederation of the Greens Equo Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom England and Wales (Wales) Northern Ireland Scotland

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