The country remains divided into a situation after about 15 years after the collapse of Muamar Gaddafi, former ruler of Libya, and in the post -rise of rivals in 2014, the country remains divided, in which the government (GNU), an internationally recognized National Unity (GNU) and in the east, are active in the government (GNS), the government (GNS) is active for the national stability of the nationalist nationalist. Keeping information in the Security Council on Thursday, he said, “The common Libyan people face economic, security or political crises every day.” He addressed the ambassadors in the Security Council, saying that most of the Libyan leaders agreed to the need for an inclusive political process, including unilateral action, to end unilateral action. While some other leaders argue that by doing this, the phase of infection may increase further. Similarly, there is a consensus on holding elections, but the opinion is different that there should be a constitutional structure before the election. Hana Tateh said, “Hhana Tateh said,” Hahna Tateh said, “Hah Tateh said,” Libya Tetteh said, “Libya Tetteh said,” Libya Tetteh said, “Libya Tetteh said,” Libya Tetteh said, “Libya’s political crisis and fulfilling the transition period, a common consenting roadmap to fulfill the transition period and fulfill the roadmap. Important. ”He said,“ Elections have to be included in such a broad political structure that can advance and strengthen the institutions, to pursue the creation of the country. Due to economic competition, competition for the oil wealth of differences, the country’s political and economic challenges is at the center of political and economic challenges. Unilateral actions and some privileged people have been reduced to the desire and needs of the people of Libya, such as a prison. “He warned that the huge resources of Libya, without consent on the national budget, can cause a highly widespread scale, to cause economic disintegration, so it will cause immediate solutions, so it will cause immediate solutions.” Can provide adequately for the safety, safety and welfare of your citizens. “Although the 2020 ceasefire continues in security and human rights challenges, but the security scenario of the country remains uncertain, in which local outbreaks of stress and violence are happening from time to time. Recently, there are rally and regional controls in Tripoli. It is a comprehensive trend of arbitrary detained to be detained, in which legal professionals and political opponents are being targeted, although some prisoners have been released in both eastern and western areas of Libya, but many people are still in illegal custody without any reasonable procedure – special human rights have also remained very good – special human rights have been made – special human rights – special human rights have been made – special human rights – Regarding the behavior of migrants, refugees and human activists, hatred and discriminatory rhetoric for people differently has increased social division and threatened the safety of weak communities. Women, especially, have to face serious dangers, including gender -based violence and legal or social security. UNSMIL continuously supports the United Nations Assistance Mission (UNSMIL) in supportelibia, amidst the ongoing challenges, contact and interaction with political personalities, civil society representatives and technical experts to move forward under the leadership of the country. Hana Tateh is the head of this mission. Between the leaders, being in the grip of their differences, this belief is increasing that external parties should cooperate to support a wide, Libya -led solution for the country’s crisis. He said, “The international community will have to come together to support a democratic country to support a democratic country, which will have to come together, which will pay attention to the infrastructure and aspirations of the Libera Promote justified development. ”He said that nothing to change to change the situation, ie the cost of inactivity, will be much higher than the cost on change.
Libya’s brittle transition period, deepened economic and political differences
