Human Rights Organizations Urge Libyan Parliament to Repeal Cybercrime Law
Libyan human rights organizations call for the immediate repeal of the cybercrime law, citing concerns over its impact on human rights and fundamental freedoms.
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Libyan human rights organizations call for the immediate repeal of the cybercrime law, citing concerns over its impact on human rights and fundamental freedoms.
EU warns of gas crisis due to Middle East conflict, urging member states to reduce demand and fill gas reserves before winter.
Libyan teachers begin nationwide strike, demanding improved salaries and working conditions.
UAE delegation led by Khalifa Shahin attends conference in Libya, contradicting social media claims of immediate departure.
Libya closes land and air borders with Tunisia for a week due to COVID-19 surge
A recent report highlights foreign intervention in social media in Libya, Sudan and Syria.
Climate change poses significant threats to Libya, affecting the daily lives of its citizens, from altering weather patterns to impacting water resources and agriculture.
A Libyan social media monitoring group has found that claims of a Saudi ban on photography inside Mecca's Grand Mosque are misleading.
Libya's Highest Council of Tribes and Cities demands probe into drone attacks on oil, power facilities in Tripoli and Zawiya.
A Libyan youth group endorses Ayesha Gaddafi to lead Jamahiriya movement
US advisor says Libya makes progress on unified budget, elections
Emergency services in Libya's Bani Walid rescue three people trapped by floodwaters, with multiple other rescue operations underway in the region.