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Libyan Human Rights Commission Raises Alarm Over Humanitarian Crisis in “Murzuq”

January 23, 2024
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On Monday, the National Commission for Human Rights in Libya (NCHRL) issued a dire warning about the ongoing plight of families displaced from the city of Murzuq.

The Commission emphasised the legal responsibility of those controlling Murzuq, for the safety and well-being of its forcibly displaced citizens, expressing deep concerns about potential acts of retribution targeting these individuals.

The NCHRL’s statement detailed their commitment to closely monitor the evolving situation in Murzuq. Especially focusing on ensuring the protection of civilians as they contemplate returning to their homes.

It has called upon the Libyan authorities to guarantee a secure and dignified return for the displaced residents, and stressed the importance of rehabilitating and developing the city to ensure a safe environment for all. Furthermore, it called for adequate compensation and reparations for the displaced residents, many of whom have suffered significant material damages.

The Commission has also appealed to the Ministry of Interior and the Libyan National Army (LNA) to provide necessary protection for the displaced, and to address the security challenges they face.

Highlighting the severity of the humanitarian crisis, the statement noted that the ongoing displacement and forced expulsion have affected approximately 3,900 families, now residing in Sebha, Benghazi, Misrata, and Tripoli. This situation, which has persisted for five years, has been compounded by widespread destruction, looting of properties, and a general lack of attention from authorities to the humanitarian needs and suffering of these families.

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