On International Migrants Day, marked on 18 December, LCWunderscores that migrants in Libya continue to face serious human rights violations and international crimes, particularly in detention facilities and along smuggling routes, in a context marked by widespread impunity.

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As the world marks Human Rights Day on 10 December, Libya Crimes Watch (LCW) recalls that the human rights situation in Libya continues to deteriorate. Grave violations and international crimes persist.

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Tomorrow, we co-organise the side event “Cooperation to achieve justice for victims: the ICC in Libya” with @ecchr.bsky.social, @icjurists.bsky.social, @lcw.ngo & @refugeesinlibya.bsky.social

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On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, Libya Crimes Watch (LCW) reaffirms its commitment to documenting serious violations against women and girls in Libya, particularly migrant women.

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تحديث: إخلاء سبيل علي ناصر أبورزيزة، يوم الأربعاء 19 نوفمبر، بعد مرور 28 يومًا على اعتقاله تعسفيًا جنوب مدينة الخمس.

Update: Ali Nasser Abu Rzayza was released on Wednesday, 19 November, after 28 days of arbitrary detention south of Al-Khums.

🔗 lcw.ngo/en/p/126n7

🔗https://lcw.ngo/p/116vb

Libya Crimes Watch (LCW) welcomes the announcement by the Libyan Attorney General regarding the detention of Osama Almasri Njeem, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges of crimes against humanity.

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