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Legislative and judicial power at the service of the security services of the executive power and the values of the Egyptian family
- The Senate, during its plenary session, approved, in principle, a bill to issue the rights of the elderly submitted by the government, and a bill submitted by Representative Abdel Hadi Al-Qasabi and 60 members of the House of Representatives, the draft law aims to protect and care for the elderly and ensure their enjoyment of all social, political, economic, health, cultural... The law aims to achieve several goals, the most important of which are ensuring the health, economic, cultural, social, and providing an appropriate pension that guarantees them a decent life, in addition to enabling them to participate in public life, and the state, in its planning of public utilities, takes into account the needs of the elderly, and works to encourage civil society organizations to participate in caring for the elderly.
- The Court of Cassation rejected the appeal submitted by Dr. Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh, head of the Strong Egypt Party, and political activist Alaa Abdel Fattah, and other Brotherhood leaders, and upheld the decision to include them on the lists of terrorists. The list of defendants encompassed in the case included: Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh and Alaa Abdel Al-Fattah, Al-Hassan Khairat Al-Shater, Ahmed Abu Baraka, Muhammad Al-Baqer, Muhammad Al-Qassas, and others. On November 23, 2020, the Cairo Criminal Court decided to include Abdel Moneim Aboul Fotouh and 28 other defendants in Case No. 1781 of 2019 Supreme State Security, on the lists of terrorists, based on the request of the Supreme State Security Prosecution No. 1 and 2 of 2020.
- In a related context, the Supreme Administrative Court issued a final ruling (not subject to appeal) rejecting the appeals filed by a number of lawyers affiliated with the Brotherhood, including Osama son of Mohamed Morsi, the former President of the Republic and others, and upheld the ruling issued by a lower Administrative Court, appeals Nos. 14330, 11036, 10851 and 7761 of the Supreme Judicial Year 68 were concluded by the President of the Bar and Lawyer Samir Sabry, in whose favor the first-degree verdict was issued, stressing that the verdict erred in applying the law and the constitution, and deprived them of the right to work constitutionally guaranteed just because a precautionary decision was issued against them to include them on the lists of terrorists, the court concluded that when the Cairo Criminal Court had decided, during its 12/1/2017 session, in Petition No. 5 of 2017, the petitions of terrorist entities in Case No. 653 of 2014 limiting the security of a supreme state, to include many names on the list of terrorists in connection with the aforementioned case. The rational behind the court’s decision is that “in the wake of the events of 30/06/2013, the Brotherhood adopted a scheme aimed at spreading chaos in the country and preventing state institutions and public authorities from carrying out their duties and assaulting the personal freedoms of citizens with the aim of overthrowing the state, affecting its economic and social components, and harming national unity and social peace.”
The main purpose of listing terrorist entities and terrorists is to impose precautionary measures, which are applied to some terrorist suspects, but the current application of these measures is gradually turning into a punitive tool. This is what happened and is still happening in the case of prolonged pre-trial detention, and this listing has many consequences on the listed person, namely the inclusion on the lists of travel bans and anticipation of arrival, or preventing a foreigner from entering the country, withdrawing or canceling the passport, or preventing the issuance of a passport, and freezing the terrorist’s funds whenever they are used in the terrorist’s activity.
- Nozha Misdemeanors State Security Emergency Court sentenced a lawyer and activist on social media, Ahmed Abdo Maher, to 5 years in prison with hard labor on charges of blasphemy. This came based on the lawsuit filed by lawyer Samir Sabry against Maher in which he said: “One of the personalities whose mask should be taken down and their hatred of the Sunnah in particular and Islam in general should be revealed is Ahmed Abdo Maher. The woman who wears the dress of Islam claims that she loves it and adorns it in the eyes of her enemies, however the truth is that she changed the original concepts of religion and replaced it with a wrong and bright one that deceives people, but they think that it is ok because there is nothing wrong with their whims.” The lawsuit accused Ahmed Abdo Maher of slandering the true Islamic religion by saying that there is no torment in the grave, and that Islam did not spread through conquests, and questioning the validity of the days of the blessed month of Ramadan and its conformity with Ramadan in the era of the Prophet Muhammad…
Article 98, paragraph 2 of the Penal Code stipulates that “a penalty of imprisonment for a period of no less than 6 months and not exceeding 5 years, or a fine of no less than 500 pounds and no more than 1000 pounds, shall be imposed on whoever exploits the religion in promoting or advocating verbally, in writing, or by any other means. Another means of extremist ideas, with the intent of provoking sedition or contempt for one of the heavenly religions or the sects belonging to it, or harming national unity.”, In this context, Egyptian personalities and even former members of the Egyptian Parliament demanded the abolition of this article as “contrary to the international human rights covenants ratified by Egypt, as well as the freedom of belief and expression.” Among the most recent figures to be sentenced to prison terms under this article is Islamic scholar Islam Beheiri, who was sentenced to five years in prison in 2015 on charges of contempt of Islam, while the sentence was reduced for a year and then a presidential pardon was issued later on.
The State Security Prosecution releases journalist Ahmed Shaker, and the terrorist circles renew the imprisonment of hundreds of citizens
- The State Security Prosecution released the journalist, Ahmed Shaker from Case 488 of 2019 State Security, after he exceeded the legal prison term for two years.
- The Fourth Circuit, Terrorism, in the Cairo Criminal Court, considered a session to renew the detention of 252 citizens in cases Nos. 984 for the year 2021, 960 for the year 2020, 880 for the year 2020, and among the accused is the language corrector Ayman Abdel Muti, 741 for the year 2019, and among the accused is the human rights lawyer Amr Nohan, 630 for the year 2017, 627 for the year 2021, 1361 for the year 2019, 1888 for the year 2018, 1180 for the year 2018, 510 for the year 2020, 880 for the year 2021, 976 for the year 2020, 910 for the year 2021, 656 for the year 2021, 620 for the year 2021, 549 for the year 2020, 483 for the year 2021, 1627 for the year 2021.
- The third circuit of terrorism, held at the Institute of Police Secretaries in the Tora prisons area, examined orders to renew the detention of 307 suspects in pretrial detention pending investigations by the Supreme State Security Prosecution, including 298 imprisoned in cases 880 and 960 of 2020, and 85 imprisoned in case 65 of 2021, investigation and case inventory 910 for the year 2021, which is related to human rights lawyer Muhammad Ramadan.
- The Third Circuit terrorism in the Cairo Criminal Court, considered a session to renew the detention of 179 citizens in cases Nos. 955 of 2020, 575 of 2020, 566 of 2020, 563 of 2020, 376 of 2012, 26 of 2021, 1196 of 2020, 1116 of 2021, 1116 For the year 2020, 1058 for the year 2020, 1018 for the year 2020, 1196 for the year 2020.
Tik Tok girl Haneen Hosam: victim of Egyptian family customs, from advertising and profiteering on Tik Tok to trafficking
- The Cairo Court of Appeal, held in the Court of Justice, Circuit 34 Civil, decided not to accept the request to dismiss the retrial of Haneen Hosam in the case of human trafficking, until the next session on December 20.
- UN experts: The Egyptian authorities' deportation of an Eritrean family who requested asylum is a violation of the principle of non-refoulement
- A week before the ruling in his case, 46 human rights organizations are calling on the Egyptian authorities to drop the charges against Hossam Bahgat and to stop persecuting human rights defenders
International concern over the situation of refugees and human rights activists in Egypt
- UN human rights experts have expressed grave concern that the Egyptian authorities have forcibly returned seven Eritrean asylum-seekers, including five children, despite the risk of enforced disappearance, torture and ill-treatment, and this is considered as a violation of international human rights obligations, in a statement, the experts said, “Individuals who fled from Eritrea and subsequently forcibly returned to it are considered 'traitors' and are often detained upon arrival in Eritrea, interrogated, tortured, held in severe punitive conditions and then disappeared.”, The returned asylum seekers were part of a larger group of 18 Eritreans all members of the same family who entered Egypt via Sudan in October 2019 and have been detained in Egypt since then, denied access to legal representation and the asylum system as well as to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees , according to the statement.
The United Nations experts expressed concern that this group of asylum seekers was subjected to what appears to be arbitrary detention for more than two years instead of being granted protection, and forcibly returned to Eritrea without any individual assessment of the violations they may face upon their return, the experts indicated that “Egypt would be complicit” if this group of Eritreans were subjected to human rights violations upon their return to Eritrea, the UN experts urged the Egyptian government to immediately halt the deportation of the three Eritrean asylum-seekers who remain in detention, and to review its policy of expelling Eritrean nationals without any risk assessment, despite the significant risks of arbitrary detention, disappearance, torture and ill-treatment in Eritrea.
- In a statement signed by 46 human rights organizations that the Egyptian authorities should stop harassing and persecuting prominent human rights activist and journalist Hossam Bahgat, who is facing abusive and punishing charges for simply exercising his right to freedom of expression and human rights activism, the verdict is expected in the trial of Hossam Bahgat, Executive Director to the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights and its founder, accused Bahgat, on November 29, 2021, of “insulting the elections authority,” “spreading false news,” and “using a social media account to commit these two crimes” in response to a tweet he published criticizing the supervision of the late former head of the Egyptian "National Elections Authority", Lashin Ibrahim, on the parliamentary elections. This case is the latest in a years-long campaign targeting Hossam Bahgat, known for his human rights activism and work in investigative journalism. “The Egyptian government should stop its ongoing persecution of Hossam Bahgat,” said Joe Stork, deputy Middle East and North Africa director at Human Rights Watch. “These never-ending legal actions appear to be a clear retaliation for his human rights activism.” The charges against Bahgat carry a sentence of three years in prison and a fine of up to 330,000 Egyptian pounds (US$19,000) under the Egyptian Penal Code and the Cybercrime Law of 2018.
Sawiris’ statements about the militarization of the economy is it a call among businessmen to confront the military establishment economically?
- In an interview published by Agence France-Presse on Saturday, Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris warned that government interference in the private sector would create “unequal competition between private companies and state or army affiliated companies,” although this is not the first time that Sawiris has criticized the government’s competition in the private sector, however, his last interview stopped some peoples, and they were divided between a supporter and a critic of his statements, and Sawiris said during the interview that "the state must be a regulator and not the owner of" economic activity," adding that "companies owned by the government or the army do not pay taxes," and Sawiris acknowledged The Egyptian economy witnessed a boost due to government spending on infrastructure development projects, and these are projects that they usually build in partnership with the private sector, but he pointed out that "foreign investors are a bit scared. I don't take bids myself when I see government companies because the playing field is no longer equal and fair." Since Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi took over the country in 2014, he has launched huge national infrastructure projects, on top of which is a new capital in the desert. According to Agence France-Presse, the army's economy has achieved remarkable growth, as many projects are entrusted to it. For this offer, he holds partnerships with private sectorgroups, including "Orascom Construction" owned by the Sawiris family.
Hani Shaker turns the Syndicate of Musical Professions into a tool for repression and prevention
- The decision of the Syndicate of Musical Professions in Egypt to prevent a number of popular singers from working, and to withdraw their annual permits to sing, caused an uproar in Egypt, the list, which was issued by the union headed by artist Hani Shaker, included 19 names of "festival performers" who are prohibited from working, and the union confirmed that "it is strictly forbidden for those who are not members of the union and who are not authorized to work until their conditions in the union are corrected.” In a televised statement, Shaker said that "it is not against the art of festivals, but against bad lyrics and sounds, and that the union's recent decision to display the names of those banned from singing aims to purify the situation."
epidemiological situation
The Bani Mazar Misdemeanor Court in Minya sentenced 3 defendants to 3 years in prison on charges of embezzlement and damage to public money, and their involvement in the discovery of quantities of Corona vaccines, lying on the side of the canal of the village of Abshaq in the center of Bani Mazar, north of Minya, last October.
The Ministry of Health announced that the total number that was registered in Egypt with the Corona virus is 352123, including 293,374 cases that have been cured, and 20052 deaths.
Tunisia
Journalists Syndicate: The policy of systematic blackout violates the right of access to information
President of the Syndicate of Journalists, Mohamed Yassine Al-Jelassi, confirmed, during his supervision of a workshop on “The Right to Access to Information”, that journalists face many difficulties in obtaining information, especially during the exceptional period. In addition, there is a
Adnan Al-Aswad: “There is no talk about fighting corruption without supporting the right of access to information.”
Adnan Al-Aswad, Vice president of the Access to Information Authority, said, “There is no talk about fighting corruption without supporting the right to access information, and there is no stability or efficiency in the work of the authority without issuing urgent orders,” according to a statement to Al-Sabah newspaper issued today, November 23, 2021.
Al-Aswad called on the Head of the government “Najla Boden” to expedite as much as possible the completion of the issuance of the authority’s regulatory texts in order to activate the rest of the requirements of the law on access to information in its various aspects.
Meanwhile, the President of the Republic, Kais Saied, called for preserving the gains made for the Tunisian citizens in the field of the culture of access to information and strengthening the principles of transparency with regard to managing public affairs and disposing of public utilities.
Adnan Al-Aswad expressed his dissatisfaction with the number of public institutions that did not comply with the decisions of the authority issued against them in the field of consolidating the citizen’s right to access information, such as the Sakiet El-Zeit municipality in Sfax and the ministries of equipment, industry, environment and others.
Tunisia: Court ruling in favor of “Al-Zaytouna” channel and “Holy Quran” radio station.
Omar Hanin, spokesman for the Court of First Instance in the Ben Arous Governorate (south of the Tunisian capital), announced today, Tuesday, that the court had decided to lift the seizure of the equipment of the private “Zaytouna” channel, which automatically means a reversal of the ruling issued for the benefit of the Independent High Authority for Visual Communication (HAICA) and the possibility of Return of the channel to broadcast again. He also announced that the court had decided to lift the seizure of the equipment of the Holy Qur’an broadcasting, which means that it will return to broadcasting again, while the court upheld the decision of HAICA with regard to seizing the equipment of the private “Nessma TV” channel and cutting off its broadcasts.
The Syndicate of Journalists condemns the incitement against the workers on covering the “Aqrab estuary” file
On Thursday (November 18th), the National Syndicate of Tunisian Journalists, issued a statement condemning the incitement against journalists working to cover the events that took place in the Aqrab region of Sfax governorate.
Where a civil society activist on Facebook made serious accusations against the journalists of spreading sedition and discrimination and considered that they had entered into a “false war” in relation to the issue of the “Aqrab” waste dump.
The civil activist published the post on the page of the journalist, “Amir Al-Saadawi”, directly putting his physical safety and the safety of his colleagues working on the coverage of the events in the “Aqrab” area under threat.
Where the National Syndicate of Tunisian Journalists condemned the speeches of distortion and incitement that some activists engaged in against working journalists on covering the “Aqrab waste dump” file and the risks and retaliatory reactions that could result from it, it demanded the aggressor formally apologize to the field journalists in the state of Sfax, while preserving their right to follow him legally.
A new presidential decree opens the wound of the unemployed in Tunisia
The Tunisian president’s decision not to activate a law requiring the employment of thousands of unemployed people with higher degrees caused a wave of anger among this group, which saw this as a violation of the state’s pledges and a contradiction in the actions of the president, who had previously signed the law and ordered its publication in the country’s official gazette.
On July 29, 2020, the Tunisian parliament, by a majority of 159 deputies, approved an additional chapter in the Finance Bill for the year 2021 to allocate funds to finance the recrutement of 10,000 unemployed graduates whose unemployment period has reached 10 years in accordance with Law No. 38 issued on 13 August 2020 relating to exceptional provisions for assignment in the public sector.
The Labor Union: The case of Al-Daimi against Al-Tahri is targeting the organization
Today, Monday, November 22, 2021, the spokesman of the Tunisian General Labor Union, Sami Tahiri, confirmed that the case brought against him by Imad Daimi the head of the Monitoring Observatory against him is not a personal one, but rather a targeting of the labor union.
Al-Tahri explained, in a statement to Mosaique, that a summons was received at the office of the union in his statute, as an assistant secretary-general in the labor organization and he did not receive it in his residence.
Al-Tahri stated that when he commented on Al-Daimi’s post that targeted the union, he was as a spokesman for the union, in charge of media in his executive office, and charged with defending the interests of the organization and its image.
Al-Tahri also stressed that the gathering of a number of the union’s sons, unions and members of its extended administrative body today in front of the Palace of Justice in Tunis is not aimed at putting pressure on the judiciary, but rather it is only in support of the labor organization.
The death of the wife of the leader of the Ennahda movement, Imad Khamiri
She passed away this morning, Wednesday, November 24, 2021, the wife of the leader of the Ennahda movement, Imad Khamiri. As a reminder, Imad Khamiri had previously issued a call of panic because he was prevented from social coverage after the decision of the President of the Republic, Kais Saied, to freeze the work of Parliament, and at the time held the responsibility to the responsible authorities headed by the President of the Republic, Kais Saeid, denouncing the targeting of MPs and their families, and wrote a post on November 4, 2021:
The head of state decides 17, not 14
The President of the Republic, Kais Saied, announced during his presidency of the Council of Ministers today, Thursday, November 18, 2021, at the Carthage Palace, that the Revolution Day is on December 17, not on January 14, which he considered the date of its abortion.
Al-Nahda: “Securities attacked us, and we will sue them…”
In a statement today, Friday, November 19, 2021, Ennahda expressed its condemnation of the arrest of a number of participants in the protest on November 14 in Bardo Square.
In this context, it said, “Many violations occurred to Tunisians, including supporters of the movement, when they participated in the protest on November 14 condemning the coup and calling for the return of parliamentary life and respect for the independence of the judiciary.”
And it added in its statement, “We witnessed transgressions that we thought we had broken with them once and for all, such as abuse of demonstrators, assaulting their physical sanctity, insulting them and holding them accountable because of their political affiliation, and attacking the Ennahda movement and its leaders.” All of this was from security parties, the Freedom and Dignity Revolution restored them to their dignity and freed them from the policy of instructions and their compulsion to transgress the law; So, the coup system brings them back to the same square of exploitation and employment and implicates them in documented abuses that require legal follow-up.. and we announce the assignment of our legal office to track all violations and pursue all perpetrators before the judiciary..’
Deleting the Ministry of Local Affairs and attaching its functions to the Ministry of the Interior
Today, in the Official Gazette, a presidential order was issued to delete the Ministry of Local Affairs and attach its functions and structures to the Ministry of Interior.
The presidential order stipulates that the Loan Fund, Local Communities Assistance, and the Training and Decentralization Support Center are subject to the supervision of the Ministry of the Interior. It was stated that the provisions of this presidential order shall enter into force as of October 11, 2021, the date the government of Najla Boden assumed its duties, which means about a month and a half ago.
Libya
The High National Elections Commission: Amid accusations of not being impartial, it plays its legal role in examining candidacy applications, publishing the list of those excluded, and the role of the judiciary to resolve the file of those excluded
- The High National Elections Commission excluded the presidential candidate, Saif al-Islam Muammar Gaddafi, from the preliminary list of candidates for the presidential elections, due to the lack of application of Article (10) Clause (7) and Article (17) Clause (5) of the Presidential Election Law No. (1) of the year 2021 issued by the House of Representatives, and the seventh clause of Article (10) of the Presidential Election Law on the conditions for candidacy stipulates that He should not have been convicted of a felony or a crime involving moral turpitude or dishonesty, the fifth clause of Article 17 stipulates the condition of “absence of precedents for the applicant.” Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi was the second candidate to submit their papers to run for the presidential elections, at the headquarters of the Electoral Management Office in Sebha, on November 14, in his first public appearance Live from him since 2011.
The High Elections Commission published the preliminary list of candidates for the presidential elections, as well as the list of excluded candidates, which included 25 candidates who did not meet the conditions for running for the presidential elections, according to what was stated in the responses of the Attorney General, the head of the Criminal Investigation Agency, and the head of the Passports and Nationality Authority, based on the articles of Law No. (1) ) for the year 2021 AD regarding the election of the Head of State, and the Commission accepted the papers of 73 candidates out of a total of 98 who applied to run for the presidential race, noting to stakeholders that the period of appeals as indicated in Article (48) of the President’s Election Law and the determination of his powers, indicates that the appeal against the procedures and decisions of the Commission shall be within the specified legal period.
The list of those excluded included various legal reasons and bases, which differed according to the different applicants and those who were excluded. Unlike Articles 17 and 10 of the Presidential Election Law No. 1 of 2021, Articles 2 and 11 of the Presidential Elections Law No. 1 of 2021 were also found.
We have contacted our sources within the Commission, who assured us that the candidates whose initial candidacy applications were accepted and among whom there were many personalities, are also subject to Article (11) related to the number of recommendations required, moreover we contacted Some of the personalities who were excluded from the preliminary list for the presidential elections, and we confirmed that some of them were surprised by the grounds on which the High Elections Commission relied in rejecting their requests, especially those who were rejected due to the presence of judicial rulings in a felony against them and what led the parties to question the impartiality of Resolution No. 79 regarding the refusal to accept the applications of a number of candidates, is to obtain the precedent-free document for all candidates.
In a related context, during before the Security Council, the Senior Adviser for Political Affairs at the US State Department said that interference in the Libyan elections or the use of violence may lead to the Security Council imposing sanctions, adding that the threat to boycott the elections will not promote peace, and the Security Council should hold accountable those who obstruct it, and the outgoing UN envoy, Jan Kubis, earlier said in his intervention before the Security Council that Libya is experiencing a fragile political stage, and failure to hold elections may lead to disputes and conflicts, and that an agreement was reached between Libyan parties on constitutional ground and also said that the final results of the Libyan elections will be announced simultaneously, and that the judiciary has the last word regarding the electoral process.
We also monitored part of the content of the famous meeting, which the US ambassador held with some presidential candidates and political figures, that the general trend of the US State Department is to push strongly towards the elections, and that any obstruction to the electoral entitlement will be subjected to a real international siege.
After the sudden resignation of the UN envoy, will the 5 + 5 committee be the appropriate political alternative in case of obstructing the elections?
The Libyan 5 + 5 Military Committee is holding a meeting in Tunisia, to discuss the withdrawal of mercenaries and foreign forces from the country and the number of mercenaries in Libya is estimated, according to the latest statistics of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and other sources, to be at 23,000 armed men from Libya’s southern neighbors, in addition to Syrians. The “5 + 5” committee, during that tour, aims to approve the plan to remove mercenaries from Libya, and the committee will also identify and count the parties that obstruct deportations or funding, in preparation for the call for international sanctions against them by the Security Council, and demand guarantees from representatives of countries for a greater deportation and according to a specific timetable, that will happen before the general elections in the country on December 24, next.
It is worth noting the committee’s meeting in early November in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, in the presence of representatives from Chad, Niger and Sudan, to cooperate in order to expel the armed men of their nationalities from Libya and return to their country again. Libyan territory.
In the same context, we monitored the desire of some political parties to present the 5 + 5 committee as a political solution in case the current electoral process fails to bring out a new authority in Libya, this proposal comes in the 5 + 5 committee assuming the leadership of the state in order to unify it and create a consensual atmosphere to reach elections whose results are acceptable to all the influential parties in the Libyan arena.
The sudden resignation of the United Nations envoy in Libya, which put the UN roadmap in a critical position, and revealed scenarios, some of which may be “catastrophic.”, the resignation of veteran UN envoy Jan Kubis, which comes hours after the end of candidacy for the first presidential elections in Libya’s history, and a month before the next constitutional duel, will leave a power gap, and warns that the withdrawal may be an indication that things are collapsing Behind the scenes, and despite the sudden resignation accepted by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric said that Kubis will remain in his position for the time being, and that he intends to brief the Security Council on developments in Libya, and that Kubis will not leave and leave the task pending. However, Kubis’s move and the statements of the UN official, which Libyan analysts attributed to scenarios run by the Brotherhood and political Islam, undermined the role of the resigned envoy, and pushed him to that step for fear of the fate that might await the political process in Libya.
The reason for his resignation may be his strong desire to enter the election race in his country, and it seems that he preferred not to be held accountable for what the elections will lead to and to ensure that he preserves the image of the UN envoy who brought Libya to the elections.
Libyan Women in the presidential election
The Libyan Electoral Commission closed the previous Monday evening, the stage of submitting files for candidacy for the presidential elections, amid a heavy turnout. The number of applicants for the commission reached 98 candidates, representing different political stripes and geographical regions, including two women, who stormed the race, namely Laila Ben Khalifa, and Hunaida al-Mahdi, despite their ambitions for the presidency of Libya, they do not have a long record in political practice, but the goal of women’s representation will motivate the acceptance of their files on the final list, Leila bin Khalifa, who was the first lady who filed her candidacy file, born in 1975, and holds a master’s degree in business management and holds a diploma in diplomatic and consular consultations, and heads the National Movement Party. As for Hunaida Muhammad al-Mahdi, she is a researcher in human development, economic and social sciences, and in 2017, she held the position of director at the Libyan Investment Authority, and has so far headed the management of the “First Care” center to train medical personnel, and hold several certificates in the field of investment and training.
Must stop the drowning and the forcible deportation of irregular migrants to their countries in Libya
The local office of the International Organization for Migration announced the death of more than 75 migrants who were heading to Europe on a boat in the Mediterranean off the coast of Libya, she added that more than 1.3 thousand people on average died this year, and in a related context, the Libyan Coast Guard announced the rescue of 235 irregular migrants of different African nationalities. The agency explained in a statement that he handed over the migrants to the competent authorities in the city of Al-Zawiya, without giving further details…He pointed out that the rescue operation comes within the framework of his humanitarian role in the process of caring for these migrants and completing the procedures for their safe deportation to their countries.
Tarhuna: The number of “Kaniyat” mass graves has reached 80
The General Authority for Search and Identification of Missing Persons announced that 3 unidentified bodies had been recovered from new mass graves in the city of Tarhuna, after discovering a new site with new graves known as “al-Qabinah” on Abdali Road, Tarhuna. The General Authority for Search and Identification of Missing Persons has extracted 3 unidentified bodies from a mass grave, and the authority noted that the exploration teams are continuing to work on the rest of the reports received by the authority, bringing the number of bodies extracted from the city’s liberation from the grip of the “Al-Kaniyat” elements supported by Haftar, to 246 dead body, and earlier, a spokesperson for the General Authority for Searching and Identification of the Missing stated that the number of graves discovered in Tarhuna had reached 80, and that the total number of recovered bodies had exceeded 240, and 65 bodies were identified by DNA testing. The tombs that were discovered are 43 collectively, 37 individually, indicating that the tombs are distributed among three areas inside Tarhuna.
The forcible disappearance of the presidential candidate and businessman, Hassan Tatanki, at the hands of the “deterrence” militias
Armed militias kidnapped a presidential candidate at Maitika International Airport, western Libya, upon his arrival in the country to present his candidacy papers. Tatanaki, who announced his intention to run in the presidential elections, supported the commander of the national army, Marshal Khalifa Haftar, and the militias will transfer businessman Hassan Tatanaki to the office of the Attorney General.
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