The State Security Court prosecutor has decided to transfer certain cases related to the banned Muslim Brotherhood group’s fundraising activities to the Attorney General of Amman.
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An informed official source told the Jordan News Agency (Petra) that the Attorney General’s office received from the State Security Prosecution files connected to fundraising cases involving the banned group, in which 10 individuals were detained pending investigation.
The source explained that the 10 detainees are currently held in correction and rehabilitation centers, while two additional individuals were implicated—one of whom is abroad and has not appeared before the prosecution, while the other was released on bail instead of being detained.
The suspects face charges related to illegal activities and operating a financial network that collected funds in violation of the law, which were then spent on the banned group’s activities and its affiliated bodies.
In mid-July, Petra reported that the total funds the banned group and its affiliates transferred to official relief agencies in the Kingdom amounted to around 413,000 dinars—representing only about 1% of the more than 30 million dinars collected, as revealed by investigations and confessions. –(Petra)
