Baghdad: The House of Representatives in Iraq has concluded the first reading of a proposed amendment to the Anti-Human Trafficking Law. This development took place during the Iraqi Parliament’s session on Saturday, marking a step forward in the legislative process for amending the existing law.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the session focused on the first amendment proposal to the Anti-Human Trafficking Law No. (28) of 2012. The completion of this reading is a procedural action necessary before further debates and approvals can take place within the parliamentary framework.