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Headquarters | Baghdad 33°19′51″N44°23′31″E / 33.33083°N 44.39194°E |
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Website | Official website |
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Iraqi Correctional Service is a sub-agency of the MoJ that is responsible for prisons in Iraq and headed by a Director General (Juma'a Hussein Zamil). [29]
Prior to 2004, various ministries (Ministry of the Interior, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (juvenile detention facilities)) and Kurdish Regional Government were charged with prions across Iraq. [29]
ICS handles 37,681 prisoners (2009) in various facilities in the country. [29]
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