ميقاتي لعون: القانون يسمح لرئيس الحكومة باعتراض المخابرات لمكافحة الإرهاب والجريمة

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أكد رئيس الحكومة نجيب ميقاتي جواز اعتراض المخابرات الهاتفية بقرار موقع منه وذلك لمكافحة الإرهاب، وذلك ردا على هجوم عليه من قبل رئيس تكتل "التغيير والإصلاح" النائب ميشال عون.

وقال ميقاتي في بيان صادر عن مكتبه الإعلامي بعد أقل من ساعة على إنهاء عون مؤتمره الصحافي مساء الثلاثاء "لا نريد الدخول في سجال مع أحد ولكن نكتفي بالقول أن المسؤولية هي التزام بالدفاع عن الحق والحقيقة في أي موقع كان، فكيف بالحري عندما يكون المسؤول رئيساً للحكومة وتعطيه النصوص صلاحيات واضحة، صريحة ولا تحتمل أي تأويل".

وكان قد قال عون أن "الوزير (الإتصالات نقولا صحناوي) هو المسؤول عن وزارته أولا وأخيرا وتسليم الداتا غير دستوري وهناك نصوص قانونية ومحاكم تفصل ويجب العودة إليها من الآن فصاعدا والصلاحيات لا تسمح".

عليه أوضح ميقاتي في بيانه أنه في المادة التاسعة من نص القانون ورد الآتي "لكل من وزير الدفاع الوطني ووزير الداخلية أن يجيز إعتراض المخابرات بموجب قرار خطي معلل وبعد موافقة رئيس مجلس الوزراء وذلك في سبيل جمع معلومات ترمي الى مكافحة الارهاب ، والجرائم الواقعة على أمن الدولة والجرائم المنظمة ...".

كذلك كشف أن هذا الأمر "أكد عليه الوفد الذي زار فرنسا في شهر أب 2012 للاطلاع على النصوص الفرنسية في هذا الموضوع في تقريره، حيث ورد فيه ما حرفيته" أن السلطة صاحبة الاختصاص والصلاحية بشكل مطلق لاعطاء الاذن بالاعتراض الاداري أو عدمه تبقى مناطة برئيس الحكومة شخصيا ...".

وختم رئيس الحكومة بيانه بالقول "غني عن القول إن هذه المرحلة بالذات تقتضي من كل مسؤول العمل دون إبطاء على تفعيل مضمون المادة التاسعة ، بما يؤمن للقوى المسلحة من جيش وقوى أمن داخلي وسواهما القدرة على مكافحة الارهاب والجريمة المنظمة".

وكان ميقاتي قد وقع الاثنين طلبات وزارتي الداخلية والدفاع للحصول على "داتا" الاتصالات واحالها الى وزير الاتصالات للتنفيذ، الا ان مقربين للاخير لم يعكسوا لصحيفة "السفير" اية ايجابية في هذا الشأن ما دفع ميقاتي اليوم الثلاثاء إلى رفض الإعتراض مطالبا بالتنفيذ.

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Thumb bigsami 18:58 ,2013 شباط 12

Did not even know Najib Miqati was still around. But for a change...nice move/comment!

Thumb geha 08:18 ,2013 شباط 13

Mikati, who is arming salafis in Tripoli, has seen his popularity going down dramatically in Tripoli, and is trying now to get sunnis support against aoun and the fpm.
both are pathetic.

Missing greatpierro 19:09 ,2013 شباط 12

What a bazar. When Aoun does like a law he asks his ministers not to apply it. Yet there is a legislative body who is responsible of voting law. There is a consultative body that is responsible of saying wether the law is constitutional or not. Aoun by asking his ministers not to apply the law means that his ministers are acting outside the law of this country. He should behave within the law and rules and regulations of this country. If he think the law is unconstitutional then as an MP he has the power to challenge this law and request an amendment.

But Aoun and his ministers are behaving as outlaws weakening the rule of the state as they have to bow to Hizbullah demand. It is ok for Hizbullah to have a telecommunication network outside the control of this state, but it is forbidden for the state security institutions to protect the Lebanese citizens.

Default-user-icon Mehdi (ضيف) 19:31 ,2013 شباط 12

Nah my follow Shiite brother pretending to be Christian, the president is a Maronite and we are opposed to the return of al Marouniyyat al siyassiya in any form, Sayyed Hassan said so, time to make what we have now official Sayyed Hassan for supreme leader*.

*of course he will still be a lowly soldier in the army of the Fakih taking orders from the Supreme supreme leader.

Thumb LEBhasNOhope 19:39 ,2013 شباط 12

I am curious to see who this telecom data evidence will implicate. Then we can see the motives behind stopping it. It's a fine line between infringing on people's rights and putting away killers. I think reasonable suspicion based on evidence along with a warrant by judge after reviewing the evidence should suffice. It’s pretty much how they do it in every free country.

Thumb bigsami 19:49 ,2013 شباط 12

Oh not again....the_Bore! Talking trash as usual. Suck on your thumb and be quiet!

Thumb lebnanfirst 22:42 ,2013 شباط 12

@ bigsami
It is not often that our opinions diverge and even rarer that the @ the_roar makes a worthy point but in this case @the_roar fixation on - and hatred of - everything Sunni not withstanding, the president's losses at Taef are real. That said, let me hasten to add that this does not mean that the Christians pre-Taef acted in a just and appropriate manner towards their Moslem compatriots especially the Sunnis.

On top of that one must not forget the wholesale disenfranchisement of the Shiites by other Lebanese (Christians - with the possible exception of the Greek Orthodox - and Sunnis).

Now comes the hard part, though Sunni Prime Ministership gained some of the president's powers via Taef at the expense the Christian's Presidency, finding a true modus vivandi is not simple. The Troika of the recent past proved disastrous. So my question to @the_roar is instead of simply throwing issues in our face, how about proposing some realistic alternative solutions instead?

Thumb bigsami 23:43 ,2013 شباط 12

Well stated lebnanfirst...nice approach! Wish I had the patience with these conditioned knuckleheads!

Default-user-icon darkness fears light (ضيف) 20:35 ,2013 شباط 12

funny how mr aoun would want to hide and prevent evidence of potential assassination culprits. i wonder if he fears anything...

Missing canadianadam 06:36 ,2013 شباط 13

FT, I am surprised man. I stopped calling you BS thrower awhile ago because I respected our different opinions, but come on. Some of us can atleast acknowledge when other sides made a point. In Lebanon, we pick the lesser of the worse, not the best of the best.

What is Aoun trying to hide here. Lebanon is one of the only countries in the world in which the judiciary can't access wiretaps for national security. In every stable country, this is their primary source of defence. What do you propose other than to tow the FPM line?

Missing greatpierro 07:50 ,2013 شباط 13

Josh your history facts are wrong. Actually the Sunnis in Lebanon and Syria were backing Faycal of Arabia. Faycal had a deal with the British foreign office while Al Seoud stroked a deal with the British authorities in India. Faycal was weakened by the French in Syria, and Al Seoud supported by the British fought Faycal and kicked him out of Arabia. In compensation, the British gave Faycal's sons Irak and Jordan and both proved to be moderate "Sunni" rulers.

Missing greatpierro 08:23 ,2013 شباط 13

The real issu with Sunnis, is that some FPM Christians in Lebanon cannot accept the idea that they should live en bonne intelligence sharing the responsibilities and power with them. They have a nightmare since Rafik Hariri who was a moderate sunni and a true lebanese. But FPM christians do not see this. They only see that Rafik was a Sunni and not a Christian. Yet he worked for all the Lebanese and brought prosperity for all.

To counter the Sunnis FPM Christians are happy making an alliance with the evil i.e. an armed shiite islamic revolution militia. They meet on one same goal: weakening the Sunnis. Yet the Hizbullah agenda is not Lebanese but based on the Syrian/Iran axis. With their hatred to the Sunnis, FPM Christians are taking the country to the abyss.