Armed groups and some forces affiliated with two rival Libyan governments vying for legitimacy are committing rampant abuses against Libyans and foreigners with impunity, Human Rights Watch said in its World Report 2018.
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Libyan human rights group denounces forced detention of Benghazi human rights activist
The National Commission for Human Rights in Libya (NCHRL) has strongly condemned the arbitrary detention of Benghazi human rights activist Jamal Fellah by an armed group affiliated with Khalifa Haftar’s self-styled army.
Italy eyes relocating 10000 stranded immigrants in Libya to Europe in 2018
About 10000 people stranded in refugee camps and detention centres in Libya could be relocated to Europe in 2018, the Italian government said on Sunday.
700.000 illegal migrants in Libya, 30.000 of whom are in detention centers, Libyan official
There are 700.000 illegal immigrants in Libya, 30.000 of whom are in detention centers across Libya, revealed Milad Al-Saadi; the media advisor of Libyan Anti-Illegal Immigration Authority (AIIA).
African Union: 20,000 migrants to leave Libya in 6 weeks
The African Union (AU) announced, on Wednesday, its intention to repatriate 20,000 immigrants from Libya in the next six weeks.
Germany offers support to Libya’s UN-backed government
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has pledged greater support for Libya’s UN-backed unity government and called for a closer cooperation in addressing the refugee crisis.
African and European Unions agree on a plan to evacuate migrants from Libya
A plan for a voluntary evacuation of migrants in Libya government-controlled detention camps lies at the heart of an emergency migration plan for Africa.
Libya steps up migrant repatriation flights amid mounting criticism
Flights repatriating stranded migrants from Libya will be stepped up, the country’s UN-backed authorities said on Tuesday, as the International Organisation for Migration called on Tripoli to empty its detention centres amid mounting criticism.
French President demands evacuation of migrants from Libya
French President Emmanuel Macron has said that African migrants trapped in Libya must be evacuated.
Gaddafi loyalists block water flow to Tripoli for the second time in a month
Man-Made River administration said water supplies had been shut down for northwestern cities including Tripoli, adding that the water pipelines of Hasawna area were forcefully closed by an armed group that demanded a release of a prisoner from Tripoli in return of reopening the flow of water.