Libyan Judicial Authority Seeks Exemption from Unified Salary Law
Libyan judicial authority requests exemption from unified salary law, citing independence and sensitivity of the judiciary.
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Libyan judicial authority requests exemption from unified salary law, citing independence and sensitivity of the judiciary.
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Libya's Supreme Judicial Council, led by Miftah Al-Qawi, requests exemption from the unified salary scale for its members, citing the need to maintain judicial independence and integrity.