the Capital of the Republic, within the boundaries of Baghdad Governorate. The constitution makes no specific reference to the status of the capital and its surrounding governorate within the federal structure, stating merely that its status is to be regulated by law. Part Four: Local Administrations Consisting solely of Article 121, Part Four simply states that the constitution guarantees the administrative, political, cultural, and educational rights of the country's various ethnic groups (Turkmens, Assyrians, etc.), and that legislation will be adopted to regulate those rights. See also Iraqi Local Governance Law Library Coalition Provisional Authority References External links Final version, from official Iraqi an UN sources, also accepted as Wikisource text Iraq, Ministry of Interior – General Directorate for Nationality: Iraqi Constitution (2005) UNESCO: Iraqi Constitution (2005) UN WIPO: Iraqi Constitution (2005) Other sources with links to official texts The Global Justice Project: Iraq – Constitution (legal overview and links to constitutional texts) A collection of several drafts prepared throughout 2005, including the final draft, English language translations prepared by Zaid Al-Ali Various drafts of the constitution and related texts Draft version (not final), published in the Middle East Review of International Affairs (Vol. 9, No. 3, September 2005) First published draft, Global Policy Forum (articles 30.2 and 46 missing) First published draft, USA Today (articles 30.2 and 46 missing) First published draft, BBC (articles 30.2 and 46 missing) The Programme on Governance in the Arab Region United Nations Development Programme (Iraq Country Office) Islamic Law Primary in Iraqi Constitution Iraqi constitution legal news and resources 2005 in law 2005 in Iraq Iraqi legislation 2005 in politics October 2005 events in Iraq