afp - The Iraqi Governing Council poses after signing the country's interim constitution in Baghdad 08 March 2004. The 25-member US-picked council cast aside its deep communal and religious differences and signed the country's historic new interim constitution after delays which courted disaster. The council hailed the document as enshrining basic freedoms and the protection of human rights in Iraq after decades living under the dictatorial rule of Saddam Hussein. Comprising some 64 articles split into nine chapters, the basic law will take effect after the US-led coalition hands back sovereignty to a caretaker Iraqi government on June 30. It will take effect from July 1 and last until a permanent charter is drawn up by a new parliament directly elected by the people before the end of January 2005. AFP PHOTO/STR
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إسرائيل تعيد احتلال أجزاء من نابلس

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Published On 22/12/2001

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