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A security guard was wounded in an exchange of fire between Security forces and inmates at Majir Prison in Zliten city on Tuesday, authorities said.
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Minister of Justice denies systematic human rights violations in Libya
Minister of Justice of the Presidential Council’s government, Mohamed Lamloum, said that human rights violations in Libya are not being committed in a systematic manner, insisting that such practices are merely individual acts.
Read More »Human rights delegation of UNSMIL visits Jdaida prison in Tripoli
A human rights team from the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) conducted a visit to Jdaida main prison in Tripoli, on Monday, Ministry of Justice confirmed.
Read More »Eastern Libya Govt. Officials Visit Sabha
A high-level delegation from the from the Libyan government in the east paid a visit on Monday to the southern city of Sabha after the Libyan National Army (LNA) seized control of it earlier this month.
Read More »Libyan neighbouring states to hold a ministerial meeting on border security
Libya, Chad, Niger and Sudan have agreed to hold a ministerial meeting on border control, in the Nigerian capital of Niamey on February 20.
Read More »Judicial Police initiates implementation of prisoner classification system and allocation of prisons
120 inmates held in the prison of Mitiga were transferred Tuesday to Al-Jadaida main prison, the Judicial Police stated on Facebook, clarifying that the inmates are charged with intermediate and lower-ranking cases.
Read More »Forces aligned to Serraj PC consolidate as clashes subside in Tripoli’s militia war
In a fluid and ever-changing scenario on the ground, forces aligned to the internationally-recognized Tripoli-based Libyan government (Presidency Council / Government of National Accord) headed by Faiez Serraj, seem to have consolidated their positions against the advancing Tarhuna-based 7th infantry brigade led by the Kani brothers.
Read More »Libya sentences 45 to death over 2011 uprising killings
A Libyan appeals court on Wednesday sentenced 45 people to death by firing squad for killings committed in the capital, Tripoli, during a 2011 uprising, according to a statement from the justice ministry.
Read More »Libya court postpones trial of foreign fuel smugglers
The first court hearing for the five foreigners accused of smuggling Libyan fuel was postponed to the first of April.
Read More »Defense Minister: Al-Sirraj responsible for Brak Al-Shatti massacre
The Defense Minister of the Presidential Council’s (PC) government Al-Mihdi Al-Barghathi said he was suspended from work by the Head of the PC Fayez Al-Sirraj because of Brak Al-Shatti massacre, stressing that he had nothing to do with it as “it is a political card played to stain my reputation …
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