Libya
Policewomen Resume Patrols in Libya’s Benghazi
Libyan policewomen have returned to the streets of Benghazi, "to participate in organizing traffic and perform their duties," according to...
Read moreHigh-Level Turkish Delegation Arrives in Libya
On Monday, a high-level Turkish delegation arrived on an official visit to the Libyan capital, Tripoli. The delegation included Turkish...
Read more4 Dead, 29 Missing in Migrant Boat Accident
On Sunday, a migrant boat capsized in the Mediterranean sea off the Canary Islands, just hours after a lone survivor...
Read moreSudanese Migrant Freed in South Libya
On Sunday, Libya's Criminal Investigation Department announced the freeing of a Sudanese migrant who was being held and tortured by...
Read moreLCW Holds Government Responsible for Violence
The Libyan Government of National Unity (GNU), headed by Abdelhamid Al-Dbaiba is responsible for civilian casualties in the recent clashes...
Read moreLibyan HoR Passes Law to Combat Cybercrime
The Libyan House of Representatives (HoR) issued a law on combating cybercrime that includes 53 articles, containing goals and penalties...
Read more41 Chadian Migrants to be Deported from Libya
The Anti-Illegal Migration Authority in Benghazi said that it transferred 41 Chadian migrants, including 21 migrants with hepatitis, and another...
Read moreLibyan MP Calls on Attorney General to Investigate Central Bank Governor
Libyan Member of Parliament (MP), Jibril Ouhaida, called on the Attorney General to investigate Al-Siddiq Al-Kabeer, the Governor of the...
Read moreLibyan Candidate Calls for New Government
Potential Libyan presidential candidate, Mohamed Al-Mazoughi, called for the formation of a small caretaker-government headed by a non-controversial figure leading...
Read moreReport Highlights Suffering of Moroccans in Libya
The Moroccan website Hespress said that there is real suffering experienced by about a quarter of a million Moroccans residing...
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