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Amnesty International Autor. Libya remained divided between two entities competing for legitimacy and territorial control: the UN-backed GNA led by Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj based in Tripoli; and the Interim Government based in eastern Libya supported by the LAAF, also referred to as the Libyan National Army, led by Khalifa Haftar, and the House of Representatives, headed by Ajila Saleh. By June, the GNA, openly backed militarily by Turkey, regained full control of the capital and other cities in western Libya, pushing UAE-backed LAAF forces eastward towards Sirte and effectively reversing the April military offensive launched by the LAAF on western Libya. In October, parties to the conflict signed a permanent ceasefire agreement.

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Jun 23, News. The ICJ welcomes the establishment of a Fact-Finding Mission FFM for Libya by the UN Human Rights Council HRC at its 43 rd session yesterday. The FFM is required to submit its written report to the HRC at the 46 th session in February-March , giving the FFM only nine months to carry out its work despite the ongoing imposition of COVID measures that will impact its operations. Staff appointed to the FFM should include experts in the investigation of sexual and gender-based violence crimes and the collection of evidence to a criminal standard.

Beirut — Hundreds of residents of the Libyan town Tarhouna were abducted or reported missing between and , Human Rights Watch said today. At least residents of Tarhouna were reported missing after the local al-Kani militia, known as Kaniyat, took control of the town in , the GNA-linked Public Authority for Search and Identification of Missing Persons said. Residents reported that the militia often abducted, detained, tortured, killed, and disappeared people who opposed them or who were suspected of doing so. Some said the militia seized private property and stole their money.