The first criminal court circuit of Tripoli Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that Abu Salim case was out of its judicial specialty, referring the case to military justice.

The Head of the High Council of State (HCS), Khaled Al-Mishri on Monday, received the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, Miftah Al-Qawi, and his Vice-President, Attorney General Saddik Al-Sour.

Speaker of the Libyan House of Representatives (HoR), Aqila Saleh, met Wednesday in his office in the city of al-Qubba, with the Attorney General, al-Siddiq al-Sour.

The Head of the Libyan Presidential Council, Mohammed Menfi, discussed Monday with the Chairman of the Supreme Court, Mohammed Al-Hafi, ways out of the current political impasse and achieving stability as well as the status of statehood in Libya.

Mansour Da’oub, Chief Military Prosecutor and Head of the Anti-Terrorism Unit in Tripoli, has been missing since May 22nd, after he was allegedly summoned to the Special Deterrence Force HQ, the United Nations Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) reported on Monday.

The Supreme Judicial Council announced the voting results for council members at the level of appeal courts and administrations across Libya.

The Tripoli Court of Appeal has decided to postpone the ruling session in the Abu Salim prison massacre case until June 15, according to the Association for the Martyrs of the Abu Salim Massacre.

Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah has called on the Attorney General to open an immediate investigation into the halting of oil operations in major fields and ports and hold those responsible for such acts accountable.

The Speaker of the House of Representatives (HoR) Aqila Saleh called on the Head of Supreme Judicial Council and Public Prosecutor to hold accountable anyone who violates the HoR decision that prohibits dealing with the Government of National Unity (GNU).

A shocking video depicting an extrajudicial execution by the Joint Operations Force (JOF), a state-financed militia also known as al-Moshtaraka, offers a grim reminder of the deadly consequences of impunity for militias and armed groups in Libya, Amnesty International said today.