A critical reading of the Compensation Law No. (20) of 2009
Abstract
With the establishment of successive Iraqi governments after the occupation of Iraq in 2003, many laws were issued to deal with Cases of harm suffered by the Iraqi citizen at the hands of the American or Iraqi forces, and among these Laws Law No. (20) of 2009 and its amendments, and this study comes to shed light on the extent The Iraqi state bears responsibility for compensation for the damages that occurred to the Iraqi citizen since 2003 and until the law was enacted, in addition to diagnosing major and serious defects that marred this law. It has to do with the rights and money of the Iraqi people, and the distinction between what happens at the hands of the Iraqi forces, or that Which works under its command, and the damage that occurs at the hands of the American forces and those who work with them, and does it The Iraqi state bears responsibility for the mistakes and illegal actions committed by the American occupation forces against the Iraqi citizen, and who is really responsible for that.Downloads
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2025-09-07
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A critical reading of the Compensation Law No. (20) of 2009. (2025). Kufa Journal of Legal and Political Sciences , 15(54). https://journal.uokufa.edu.iq/index.php/kjlps/article/view/21264
