The Imtidad Movement and 11 independent MPs announced their boycott of the Iraqi Council of Representatives today's session.
The Imtitad Movement said in a statement that it will not participate in the session of the House of Representatives today, citing constitutional deadlines, and accusing Speaker Mohammed Halbusi of breaking the law and rules of the House.
Meanwhile, 11 independent MPs announced in a statement that they will not participate in today's session of the House of Representatives, citing their opposition to the status cow. They called for change and building an institutional country away from a repeated program.
In July, Sadrist supporters halted parliament sessions when they stormed the Iraqi parliament and camped inside its building. Today, the Council of Representatives met to discuss forming the long-awaited Iraqi government.
A new coalition named "State Administration Coalition" emerged after months of deadlock and is an all-inclusive coalition that commands the majority of the seats in the parliament.