AMMAN –
Deputy Saleh Al-Armouti, has issued a call to the government,
urging the prompt organization of elections for the
Teachers' Syndicate. He has
also expressed concern about the protracted delays in executing judicial
orders, and he has strongly criticized what he perceives as the government's
misuse of power, violation of the constitution, and
obstruction of justice.
اضافة اعلان
He
underlined the crucial responsibility of both the Prime Minister and the
Cabinet in faithfully executing
judicial mandates. He asserted that they must
duly adhere to the court's decisions, especially those related to the Teachers'
Syndicate, Jo24 reported. Moreover, he emphasized the need to balance security
considerations with
political matters and stressed the government's obligation
to respect the constitutional provisions, notably
Article 16 of the Jordanian Constitution.
Inquisitive
about the rationale behind the prolonged absence of syndicate elections,
Armouti emphasized the adverse impact of the present situation on the role of
labor unions. He cautioned that this situation conveys a troubling message that
individuals advocating for their rights may encounter similar obstacles. He
also highlighted the
Teachers' Syndicate's position as a member of the Council
of Deputies.
He
asserted with conviction that the government's adherence to the constitution,
laws, and judicial verdicts is obligatory. He reiterated that conducting the
Teachers’ Syndicate elections is not a matter of choice but a constitutional
obligation following the court's ruling.
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