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Libya Shield’s post-Ghadames ambivalence may mark cracks in Dawn alliance

In what may signal a rift between the revolutionary brigade and its partners in the Libya Dawn Operation, Libya Shield Central has said it remains open to involvement in any further potential peace talks.

Searching for Stability: The Arab Barometer Surveys a Divided Libya​

Drawing from an Arab Barometer survey undertaken in March and April 2014, Fathi Ali and Michael Robbins document the evolution of Libyans’ opinions on their country’s institutions, desired political system, and their self-perception in relation to other regional and global actors.  

LHRS: Libyan government could have prevented Benghazi bloodshed

The Libyan government has misled and misinformed the people regarding Benghazi assassinations, Libyan Human Rights Solidarity (LHRS) has claimed. The organisation said that if the government had investigated incidents from the beginning, as it claimed it had, it would have been possible to stop this bloodshed. The lack of prosecution has …

Libya: Assassinations May Be Crimes Against Humanity

(Beirut) – An assassination spree between September 18 and 20, 2014, left at least 14 people dead in some of the bloodiest days this year in the eastern city of Benghazi. The dead included two young activists, members of the security forces, an outspoken cleric, and five other civilians.