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Amazigh Council Condemns Abduction of Activist’s Brother in Libyan Capital

March 29, 2025
Mohamed, a bother of Libyan Activist Hossam Al-Gamati

Mohamed, a bother of Libyan Activist Hossam Al-Gamati

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On Saturday, the Amazigh Supreme Council in Libya condemned what it described as the arbitrary abduction of Mohamed Al-Gamati, holding state authorities fully responsible for any harm that may come to him.

In a public statement, the council voiced serious concern over the incident, calling it a clear violation of human rights and personal freedom.

The council linked the incident to the anti-corruption activism of Mohamed’s brother, Hossam Al-Gamati—a prominent political commentator and blogger—who had earlier announced that Mohamed, an oil engineer with no political affiliations, was detained at his home in Tripoli by an unidentified armed group.

According to Hossam, the group entered the family home under false pretenses, searched Mohamed’s electronic devices, and took him away without explanation. He believes the arrest was a form of retaliation for his outspoken criticism of corruption in Libya. Hossam also warned that his brother suffers from a serious medical condition and is currently undergoing treatment, making his detention even more alarming.

The Amazigh Council affirmed its full solidarity with the Al-Gamati family and called on the relevant Libyan authorities to immediately disclose Mohamed’s location, provide medical access, and ensure his unconditional release. “We hold the responsible parties fully accountable for any harm or pressure he may face in detention,” the statement read.

The council also stressed that such practices—targeting individuals for their family ties or political opinions—will only strengthen the resolve of those committed to building a lawful, democratic Libya. “These abuses will not break the will of those fighting for justice and a state of institutions,” it added.

This case comes amid growing concern over politically motivated arrests in Libya, particularly those targeting activists, journalists, and now their relatives, as part of a wider campaign of intimidation.

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