Sadr calls for a strike consistently and food over the next week
19:32:00 2.9.2016
| (Voice of Iraq) - Baghdad called the cleric Moqtada al - Sadr, on Friday, civil servants to strike , always on Sunday and Monday in protest against financial and administrative corruption, while calling people to the hunger strike on Friday to Sunday morning that followed, students collect signatures Magdy Rady titled "rotten in the government does not represent me." Sadr said in a statement : "after month deadline, it became necessary for us to activate the peaceful protests reform, there still have options that may be the Pope to end corruption." he called on al- Sadr to "strike all employees, except security services, for official work on Sunday and Monday Almassadwin 4 and 5 September and stay in front of their constituencies to walk only emergency and sensitive things from outside the circle with the possible, and also excludes places exams, and thus proves that the reform demand within the government , as is the popular demand from outside the government , "noting that covered call for a "general of the Iraqi people and sympathizers with a private reform, notably the Sadrist movement struggling student's reform and year." as Sadr called "strike loved ones citizens about food from Friday day on the ninth of September now and the end of Friday prayers and even on Sunday , a brief summary atheist morning ten of the same month, in mosques and Shiite mosques, churches and houses of worship and the like, as well as in cultural and social institutions , "and urged to" work on collecting signatures Magdy Rady under the title ( the corrupt in the government does not represent me), starting on 10 September and to last month. " it is noteworthy that Sadr announced, in (July 30, 2016), to prevent his supporters from demonstrating for a month, and attributed this to the group of the most important reasons that they not be demonstrations , " the preserve of the Sadrists." Read more: https://www.sotaliraq.com/newsitem.php?id=347329#ixzz4J7LgxcYh