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Libya: MB Says Its Members Are Still Suspended From Their Jobs
Since they were released on March 2, 2006, a group of Libyan university professors affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood haven’t been allowed to return their jobs yet. This prompted the Libyan Muslim Brotherhood to release a statement on September 28, 2006, denouncing the suspension of its professors from their jobs.
The group in its statement lashed out at the government’s
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Since they were released on March 2, 2006, a group of Libyan university professors affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood haven’t been allowed to return their jobs yet. This prompted the Libyan Muslim Brotherhood to release a statement on September 28, 2006, denouncing the suspension of its professors from their jobs. The group in its statement lashed out at the government’s so called "revolutionary committees" in Libyan universities, accusing them of being behind the suspensions. It warned that the exclusion of any individuals or groups from the political process will strain the relationship between the regime and the people, at a time when the country is in dire need to establish stability and prosperity for its people. It also called on the authorities to monitor the performance of the security and political agencies to make sure that they follow the rules and reinforce the law and respect of human rights and freedoms. |
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