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More boycotters join the HoR in Tobruk ahead of anticipated vote on Serraj government

byMichel Cousins
February 8, 2016
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More boycotters join the HoR in Tobruk ahead of anticipated vote on Serraj government

By Ajnadin Mustafa.

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The House of Representatives

Tripoli, 7 February 2016:

Six more members of the House of Representatives (HoR) who have boycotted its sessions since it . . .[restrict]started in August 2014 arrived in Tobruk from Tripoli today to be sworn in and be able to take part in the debate and vote on the national unity government.

The six are reported as:

  • Nasr Yousef Mohamed Al-Ghariani (Ghat)
  • Fatima Abubakr Ahmed (Sebha)
  • Ferjany Hussein Salem (Tarhouna)
  • Ahmed Saghir (Sebha)
  • Kamal Abdulkarim Al-Shalabi (Khoms)
  • Mohamed Abdussalam Muriga (Sebha)

There are reports that a further two boycotters have also arrived.

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Last week ten boycotters arrived in Tobruk to take part in the vote on the first proposed government by the Presidency Council, including Misratan member Mohamed Raeid who was then abducted and held for four days by a local family who wanted two of its members held in Misrata on drugs charges to be freed. In the event, the ten were unable to join the debate because their plane arrived late and were not sworn in in time for the debate.

Today’s members have made sure they got to Tobruk ahead of schedule. It is reported, however, that some existing HoR members tried to object to them being sworn in.

The HoR is still awaiting the new list of government members from the Presidency Council, which continued its meeting in Skhirat throughout the day today. Its debate on the new government is scheduled from tomorrow, Monday. [/restrict]

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