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Human rights organizations criticise Shura elections irregularities
Tuesday's midterm Shura election has been widely condemned by political opposition, human rights activists and independent monitors who described them as unfair.
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Human rights asserted that the injustices and harassments began even before Election Day where the Muslim Brotherhood was prevented from campaigning freely with the ripping and confiscation of banners and posters in addition to the continued arrests and detention of supporters and followers Monitors documented the irregularities as voters were being turned away from polling stations One man, a representative of a Muslim Brotherhood candidate, was shot by police as he tried to enter a polling station The Brotherhood asserted that it will continue its call for peaceful reform and modifications of the constitution stressing that its resolve has not been affected. |
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tags: Shura Elections / Political Opposition / Human Rights Organizations / MB Supporters / MB Candidate / Reform
Posted in Election Coverage , Human Rights |
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