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Some Iraqi politicians also want to end immunity for American soldiers, a demand the United States military has strongly opposed.

Although the Americans have apparently agreed to end immunity for contractors, American soldiers would still be exempt from prosecution in Iraq.

On Saturday night, just 24 hours before the debate, Sanders backed out of his resistance to legislation currently before Congress that would end immunity for firearms manufacturers from lawsuits from victims of gun violence.

Ultimately, a major provision of the agreement ended immunity for private contractors working in Iraq.

In the intervening years, Iraq kicked Blackwater out of the country and passed a law that ends immunity for at least some private security contractors.

Turkey was one of 34 signatories of the OECD's anti-bribery convention in 1997, but an anti-corruption law that the present government drafted in its early days in power has yet to be passed, and a pre-election promise to end immunity from prosecution for parliamentarians and ministers remains unfulfilled.Special report Looking to Europe Which Turkey?

Clinton's campaign website says she would strengthen gun background checks by closing loopholes and end legal immunity for gun makers and sellers whose products are used in violent acts, among other reforms.

In an interview in February, the prime minister, emphasising his commitment to the fight against corruption, told this newspaper that the end of immunity for MPs was a fait accompli.

In a briefing for lawmakers on the status of a complex security agreement being negotiated with the United States, the foreign minister, Hoshyar Zebari, said Iraq had insisted on ending the immunity for private security companies, according to three Iraqi politicians who were present.

Grillo and Five Star In 2007 popular comedian Beppe Grillo staged a day of rallies, called Vaffanculo (Fuck Off) Day, across Italy, calling for the reform of Italian politics, including fixed terms for members of parliament and an end to political immunity for MPs with criminal convictions.

The Iraqi government's insistence on an end to legal immunity for contractors was fueled largely by the shootings of Iraqi citizens by guards working for private security firms, including Blackwater Worldwide, which has a contract to protect United States diplomats in Baghdad.