Criminal Protection of Forests in Iraqi Law (Comparative Study)

Rana Tariq Yahya

doi:10.63677/jqlap.2025.165708.1449

December 1, 2025

Criminal Protection of Forests in Iraqi Law (Comparative Study)

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The research focuses on assessing the adequacy of Iraqi laws in protecting forests from various threats.
Analysis of the Iraqi Penal Code No. (111) of 1969
Examination of the Law on the Protection and Improvement of the Environment No. (27) of 2009
Review of Forestry and Forest Law No. (30) of 2009
Comparative evaluation of legal provisions for forest protection
The existing penal protection is inadequate to prevent forest felling and damage.
Penalties defined in Iraqi law are deemed too lenient relative to the importance of forests.
Urban expansion poses a significant threat to forest preservation in Iraq.

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This comparative study evaluates the effectiveness of penal laws protecting forests in Iraq, highlighting implications for environmental sustainability.

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