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Constitutional Law

Oct. 20, 2005

Unlike U.S. Constitution, Iraqi Pact Will Divide, Stoke Violence

Forum Column - By Hatem Mukhlis - The usually bustling streets of this city looked sad and empty on Saturday, other than the occasional herd of people on their way to the voting stations. The children - I never knew there were so many youngsters in Baghdad - oblivious to the event of the day, took to the streets, affirming their newly found democracy by playing soccer.

Forum Column

By Hatem Mukhlis
        
        The usually bustling streets of this city looked sad and empty on Saturday, other than the occasional herd of people on their way to the voting stations. The children - I never knew there were so many youngsters in Baghdad - oblivious to the event of the day, took to the streets, affirming their newly found d...

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