By: Raja Mohammad Buhadi: Professor of Criminal Law University of Benghazi ©All copyrights are reserved for Defender Center of Human Rights ▪The opinions expressed in the research papers in this publication do not necessarily reflect the…

Research studies on Marginalised groups in Libya. CHRDA is launching its research project “Research studies on Marginalised groups in Libya”, The research is an attempt to shed light on the deep problems faced by the Marginalised groups…

By Noha Aboueldahab  https://rowaq.cihrs.org Although nearly a decade has passed since the anti-Gaddafi uprising, Libya remains in a precarious transitional phase in which neither peace nor justice has emerged. Since the ouster of former…

Unique and deep historical, economic, and social ties exist between the Libyan and Tunisian people. The relationship Libyans have with Tunisia has evolved with time, occasionally in response to political developments. Since the year 2000, Tunisia has become an important destination for Libyan tourists and Libyans seeking services or medical treatment. The February 17 uprising in Libya and the subsequent conflict between the Gaddafi regime brigades and the revolutionary forces, prompted a large number of Libyan families to temporarily take refuge in Tunisia, fleeing the fighting and seeking a stable living situation. At the time, this temporary migration seemed like an opportunity for Tunisians to highlight their warm reception of Libyan immigrants. Most cities in southern Tunisia hospitably hosted the refugees in a clear display of sympathy, and full support for the Libyan revolution.