Head of the Federal Integrity Commission, Judge Haider Hanoun, called for drawing inspiration from lessons and sermons from the Ashura revolution, which he described as the revolution of truth and not condoning corruption, stressing that neglecting and neglecting the fight against corruption for the sake of the corrupt is a great betrayal that should not be tolerated.

Judge Haider Hanoun, during his visit to the Commission's investigation office in Al-Muthanna Governorate and the meeting with its administration and its affiliates, in the presence of the Director General of the Investigation Department (Raed Fadhel Dahmoush), pointed out that the anti-corruption project undertaken by the Commission in all its directorates and offices is a Hussainian project of origin, as the revolution of Hussein (PBUH) is eternal against Corrupt systems and practices, urging the office's employees to harness their capabilities and direct all of them to put a fingerprint in this thorny path that the people hope to change reality by cleaning state institutions from corruption and touching the government's campaigns in development and service provision.

He urged the head of the commission to increase the pace of work of the commission’s investigation offices and not be affected by pressures, especially societal ones, stressing the importance of the role of the clan and social and religious prestige in the societal field, supporting and defending the oppressed, and instilling good and virtuous values and morals, away from influencing the work of state institutions, realizing that the supervisor work should be free from all pressures other than the standards imposed by the law and the constitution, drawing attention to what was stated in the speech of the representative of the religious authority on the anniversary of the victory over the terrorist gangs of ISIS, describing corruption as the greatest challenge; Because it is a struggle with deviations if they exist in "our souls, our interests, our relatives, and our clans."/ End

Source: National Iraqi News Agency