The Investigator Organization for supporting role of law and Democracy, in cooperation with the Euro-Med Rights, and as part of the Madad for Women Project, organized an open legal dialogue attended by a distinguished group of judges, public prosecutors, judicial investigators, and lawyers.
The dialogue addressed a number of legal issues relating to women's rights, with particular emphasis on international conventions concerning the protection of women's rights. It also examined the Domestic Violence Law, highlighting a number of legal gaps and challenges associated with its current provisions.
During the first session, Dr. Ahmed Miran, President of the Board of Directors of the Investigator Organization for supporting role of law and Democracy, delivered a presentation on the legal framework governing women's rights under international law and Iraqi legislation.
The second session was presented by Judge Rahim Aqeili, who discussed the legal status and role of women within Iraqi legislation and the laws of the Kurdistan Region, while highlighting key legal issues related to the subject.
This dialogue forms part of a series of activities implemented by the Investigator Organization for supporting role of law and Democracy to promote legal awareness, strengthen human rights principles, and support the protection and advancement of women's rights.