Baghdad: The Progress Bloc has declared its intention to boycott all sessions of the House of Representatives until the draft amendment to the general amnesty law is placed on the agenda for upcoming sessions. This move signals a significant political maneuver aimed at pushing forward critical legislative changes.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the bloc issued a statement urging other political blocs to adhere to the commitments made in the political agreement paper that facilitated the formation of the government. The Progress Bloc emphasized the importance of approving the legislation, which is considered crucial for the political landscape.

The general amnesty law has been a contentious issue, and the Progress Bloc's decision to boycott House sessions underscores the urgency and significance they attribute to this legislative matter. The bloc's actions are likely to impact the legislative process and may influence other political factions to prioritize the discussion and voting on this draft amendment.