The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) announced, on Thursday, that it agreed to start implementing the temporary financial procedures provided by the Presidential Council (PC) of the Government of National Accord (GNA).

The boycotting member of the UN-proposed government’s Presidential Council (PC), Omar Al-Aswad, said all of the resolutions made by the PC’s Head and members are null as they go against the political agreement because they were made before the PC gets the vote of confidence by the Tobruk-based House of …

With the chaotic scene that Libya is today, it is not possible to separate the political, security, economic and social dimensions where each one impacts hugely on the other.

A blast in Libya’s eastern city of Benghazi killed four people, including an anti-corruption activist, and wounded at least 21 others, security and medical sources said.

After  his visit to the Al-Fallah migrant detention centre in Tripoli, the clearly saddened UNSMIL chief Martin Kobler called for urgent international support to improve the conditions of 7,000 arrested migrants in the capital.

A report from the financial comptroller of Libya’s House of Representative has created a political scandal in the east of the country. It is alleged that corruption and financial mismanagement are rife amongst members of the house.

UN envoy to Libya Martin Kobler met with boycotters of Libyan Constitution Drafting Assembly in Tripoli on Wednesday with the aim to urge them return to office. Salem Kishlaf, a boycotting member, said Kobler had urged them to sit together with other members of the Constituent Assembly, but they demanded …

The National Oil Corporation (NOC), the Libyan state-owned corporation in charge of Libyan oil exploration, operation, marketing and exportation, announced on 13 September the lifting of force majeure – previously imposed by NOC in August 2013 – at all oil crescent ports. NOC, thereafter, resumed its oil exportation. This positive …

This report summarizes the discussions at the seminar on the protection of personal data in relation to the security sector in Morocco, held in Rabat on 19 and 20 October 2015. Itaims to assess the situation of the protection of personal data in relation to the security sectorin Morocco on …

On 21 July 2016, The Central Authority for the Prevention of Corruption (ICPC) and The Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF) signed a Memorandum of Understanding aiming at formalising their cooperation to strengthen integrity and reduce the risk of corruption within the security sector in Morocco.