Sudan: People's Congress Party Reveals Initiative of Transitional Constitution

Khartoum — Political Secretary of the People's Congress Party "P C P" Idris Soleman revealed on details about a suggestion of the transitional constitution that was submitted by his Party for the Military Council. The content of suggestion included 11 chapter , the important are suggestions for the state, systems for the regime and its structures , principals of directing the state policies , Human Rights its rules and Principal freedom , The official transitional constitutional institutions, Political costs of the transitional government, the judiciary and justice services , dependent commissions, regular public services , General measures and suggestion to re-back Power for people via elections. This constitution‏ become in force after adopting, throughout the specified terminal period for one year. During that Inquass system should disassemble after Vacation and acceptation via political and revolutionary groups Soleman said.

Political Secretary Soliman asserted in interview with Sudan News Agency that the transitional constitution draft which submitted by People's Congress to the Military Council aimed to rescue Sudan from the situation of ‏ Deterioration and Tearing in which country lived due to monopoly of the National Sovereignty by National Congress , and its insistence on the one-party system and to governor the country through political tyranny , corruption, social injustice and Racial discrimination and to work in steated of , on building democratic system according to spreading the general freedoms, multiplicity of political directions that supported by people's choice and their Will beside establishing a parliamentary‏ authority of successive rotation.

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