Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, on Tuesday received a package of national periodic human rights reports from Minister of Justice Halima Ibrahim, some of which had been delayed for more than two decades. The reports cover long-overdue issues, including some pending for 20 years and others delayed 10 to 12 years, such as the prevention of torture, the rights of persons with disabilities, and civil and political rights. They were prepared through a national mechanism, the first of its kind, with technical support from the United Nations. Dbeibah emphasized that his government places human rights as a top priority, describing the submission of the reports as a strategic step that demonstrates institutional discipline and enhances Libya’s international standing on human rights.

Source: Libya Observer January 27, 2026 17:59 UTC