US EditionLibya: National Agreement on the Law on Missing persons... and National Efforts for Local Reconciliation
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Tripoli: The ongoing efforts of UNSMIL and UNDP reflect a deep commitment to addressing two of the most sensitive and complex files in the Libyan scene, namely, the file of missing persons and issues of transitional justice and reconciliation. These efforts culminated recently in a consensus among Libyan experts on a draft unified national law for missing persons, a pivotal step [...]
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) announced today (Tuesday), that a panel of experts comprising representatives of the Libyan Parliament, the Government of Unity (the article by Parliament) and the Presidential Council had reached consensus on the main elements of a draft law on missing persons. The participants had agreed to establish a unified national committee for missing persons with clear powers to avoid duplication of e…
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