Category - Reports
Libya: War crimes likely committed since 2016, UN probe finds
War crimes and crimes against humanity have likely been committed in Libya by all parties to conflict since 2016 including by...
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From Syria to Libya: Inside the booming drugs trade thriving on regional chaos
In-depth: An investigation by Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, The New Arab’s sister publication, reveals a thriving drug trafficking...
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Wagner: Scale of Russian mercenary mission in Libya exposed
Libya: Government of National Unity must not legitimize militias and armed groups responsible for...
Libya: Women’s NGO Head Inspired to Run for Office
What Did the French Government Know About Lafarge Doing Business with ISIS?
Inclusive participation in Libya’s peace building and political process
Crimes against humanity in Libya (4)
Crimes against humanity in Libya (3)
SocGen and Libya bribery settlement
Libya’s stateless ethnic minorities and an upcoming election
Peace in Libya and the Regional Cooperation Agenda
Benefits of Peace in Libya: Neighbouring Countries and Beyond (1)
Waste management in Tripoli: A temporary crisis or a long-lasting imbroglio? (2)
Waste management in Tripoli: A temporary crisis or a long-lasting imbroglio? (1)
Water Shortages Killed a Zionist Plan to Create a Jewish Homeland in Libya
Mass murder and the sin of silence (1)
Libya: New government must prioritize human rights and tackle impunity crisis
Libya: Military courts sentence hundreds of civilians in sham, torture-tainted trials
The Emirati Intervention in Tunisia, an Investment in the Tense Political Situation
LIBYA 2020 HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT
Traveling a local Libyan route from war to hope and renewal
Libya’s Promise of Peace Brings New Hope for Business
Libya: New Government Should Put Rights First
UN Libya report: Key takeaways, from mercenaries and Erik Prince to murders
How Canada became a money-laundering haven for one of Gadhafi’s inner circle (2)
Libya: 10th Anniversary of Referral to ICC
Libya’s Political Transition Process
Against All Odds, Libya’s Peace Process Makes Substantial Progress
How Libya’s multibillion-dollar trade finance scheme risks defrauding the country via London banks
Erik Prince, Trump Ally, Violated Libya Arms Embargo, U.N. Report Says
A Libyan town reckons with its past horrors and uncertain future
Stateless in Libya: How Belonging Became the Playing Field of the State (2)
Stateless in Libya: How Belonging Became the Playing Field of the State (1)
Libya: Mass Extra-Judicial Execution (2)
Libya: Mass Extra-Judicial Execution (1)
