More open government in Libya would improve trust and democracy?
By Sami Zaptia.Washington DC, 11 October 2013:At a workshop organized here today in Washington by the World Bank as part of the IMF/World Bank Annual...
Read Article
By Sami Zaptia.Washington DC, 11 October 2013:At a workshop organized here today in Washington by the World Bank as part of the IMF/World Bank Annual...
Read Article
Tripoli, 3 April 2013:The Lawyers for Justice in Libya (LFJL) organisation has called on the government to find those responsible for Thursday’s dest...
Read Article
Tripoli, 1 March 2013:Lawyers for Justice in Libya has praised prime minister Ali Zeidan for his speech at the UN Human Rights Conucil this week, in w...
Read ArticleTripoli, 28 December:The Ministry of Interior yesterday said that it is planning to set up a special committee to investigate complaints made by citiz...
Read ArticleTripoli, 27 April:Libya’s justice process in relation to crimes committed by the old regime took a major step forward in Tripoli on 24 and 25 April. R...
Read ArticleTripoli: April 3A group of Libyan lawyers is still awaiting a response from the prime minister Abdurrahim El-Kib, after it wrote an open letter expre...
Read Article
The Ministry of Justice will investigate torture in Libyan jails and prosecute all offenders, says Justice Minister Ali Humaida Ashour.Both Human Righ...
Read Article