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Constitutionality of public freedom in Iraq after 2003. | ||
| AL-Mostansiriyah journal for arab and international studies | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 49, 2016, Pages 203-221 | ||
| Author | ||
| Eathar Abdul-Jalil Altahir | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This search deals with the concept of public freedoms in four political doctrines, namely: the liberal doctrine, the doctrine of national, Islamic doctrine and the doctrine of democratic, with brief comparison between the ideas contained in those doctrines and their applications on the ground. We noted that those freedoms were not constrained by the texts of constitutions and laws only, but by abusive practices and repressive measures of executive power, and still the citizens are deprived of such freedoms in many countries of the third world. As for the guarantees those freedoms, they are: constitutional, judicial, political and social, there are also principles and criteria to be taken into consideration in order those guarantees will be real and can support public freedoms so that citizens enjoy them actually. But the control of the executive power on the most parts of political life in the country, make it dominate on everything, making it difficult to reach to this purpose | ||
| Keywords | ||
| liberal doctrine; the doctrine of national; Islamic doctrine; doctrine of democratic | ||
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