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Home Editor's Choice 2 Muslim Brotherhood members register for 'boycotted' Elections 26-12-2012 12:00 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Two members of Jordan Muslim Brotherhood (MB) did not and abide by the movement's decision to boycott the elections and registered their candidacy to run in the parliamentary elections, slated for January 23, 2013. an informed source told Ammon News on Wednesday. The two members may face revoking their membership of the movement, an Islamist source told Ammon News. MB decided to boycott the upcoming elections in protest of the new election law. According to the movement by-laws anyone who violates the movement's decisions will be referred to the movement's administrative courts.

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2 Muslim Brotherhood members register for 'boycotted' Elections

26-12-2012 12:00 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Two members of Jordan Muslim Brotherhood (MB) did not and abide by the movement's decision to boycott the elections and registered their candidacy to run in the parliamentary elections, slated for January 23, 2013. an informed source told Ammon News on Wednesday.

The two members may face revoking their membership of the movement, an Islamist source told Ammon News.

MB decided to boycott the upcoming elections in protest of the new election law. According to the movement by-laws anyone who violates the movement's decisions will be referred to the movement's administrative courts.

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