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Libya : The Platform Coalition : An update on the situation of Human Rights

The Platform Coalition seeks to shed light on the most egregious human rights violations ...

Libya: addressing accountability for serious crimes and reform of the criminal justice ...

Are key to peace, stability and justice – ICJ new report ICJ new reportLibya-Accountability ...

Defender Centre (CHRDA) with Friedrich Ebert organise third training course "Libyan ...

Raise awareness of the importance of human rights mechanisms and provide a space ...

The Center for Human Rights Defender recrute « Protection officer »

Régions concernées par cette opportunité: Tunis et 1 autre(s) régions Domaines ...

Peace and Justice in Libya’s Transition

By Noha Aboueldahab  https://rowaq.cihrs.org Although nearly a decade has passed ...

َAbout us

The initiative strives to create a focal point for Libyan human rights defenders (both genders), activists and media workers inside and outside Libya to document cases of human rights violations, support ...

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Our mission

Defender Center will focus on reinforcing the capacity of defenders and associations representatives on security of information, IT and network security, proper documentation of human rights violations, ...

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Activities

Defender center has important & effective collaboration, i.e. but not limited to: A partnership with Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS), United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL), ...

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The Platform Coalition seeks to shed light on the […]

Libya : The Platform Coalition : An update on the situation of Human Rights

Are key to peace, stability and justice – ICJ […]

Libya: addressing accountability for serious crimes and reform of the criminal justice system

Raise awareness of the importance of human rights mechanisms […]

Defender Centre (CHRDA) with Friedrich Ebert organise third training course “Libyan defenders.”

Régions concernées par cette opportunité: Tunis et 1 autre(s) […]

The Center for Human Rights Defender recrute « Protection officer »

By Noha Aboueldahab  https://rowaq.cihrs.org Although nearly a decade has […]

Peace and Justice in Libya’s Transition

The father, accompanied by his daughter, 13 or perhaps […]

Child Marriage in Libya: Ignored by Society, Unprotected by Legislation

Local reconciliation is defined as a social process that […]

Local Reconciliations in Libya: A Precarious Balance Sheet

Libya Platform meets with UN Secretary-General in Tripoli amid […]

Libya Platform: UN Secretary-General must urgently adopt Roadmap to end armed conflict and restore the rule of law

Unaccountable militias—some linked to the interior and defense ministries […]

HRW report sheds light on situation in Libya

The Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS)  in […]

Libya: Roadmap for Human Rights Reform and Restoring the Rule of Law

In 2018, 2,262 people lost their lives attempting to […]

UNHCR appalled at news of refugee and migrant deaths on Mediterranean Sea

DAAM recommendations on the issues of irregular migration on […]

Recommendations : irregular migration on the human rights and ‎judicial levels

The discriminatory and irresponsible remarks made by the minister […]

Press statements about Tripoli ministry of foreign terror attack

to save lives from ICC fugitive president who uses […]

Sudan: International community must intervene immediately

Tripoli, 11 December 2018 International Human Rights Day: EU […]

International Human Rights Day: ‘Ta3beer Exhibit’ in Tripoli

On 08 and 09 December 2018, Democratic Transition & […]

International forum on the problems of irregular migration at the judicial and human rights

In the context of enlarging the scope of work […]

A partenership with Fredrich Ibert to implement the Libyan women defenders

The Democratic Transition and Human Rights Support Center and […]

Statement on events of Tripoli Civilians victims of chaos and violence

Organization : Defender Center for Human rights Defender Center- […]

Defender Center for Humain Rights is seeking to appoint a Project assistant

The Defender Center Statement on the attacks of the […]

The Defender Center Statement on the attacks of the Libyan High National Electoral Commission

Libya Platform: Although an important step, Paris meeting stymied […]

Paris meeting stymied by failure to draft security sector reform plan and activate effective deterrence mechanisms

Defender center has important & effective collaboration, i.e. but […]

About Defender Center Activities

Article 46 on transparency and the right of access to information provides for the freedom to receive, impart and exchange information, but it does not comply with the requirements of international standards. The guarantee by the state of the right of access to information must conform to international law, in particular the standards related to the right of access to information, to the protection of personal data, to combatting corruption, and to transparency.

Letter to the Libyan Constitution Drafting Committee

The so-called General Command of the Libyan Army has taken no action against extrajudicial killings committed by Captain Mahmoud Warfali during operations resulting in the executions of 33 people between June 3, 2016 and July 17, 2017. Although General Command of the Libyan Army in the East announced it had begun investigating Warfarli on August 2, 2017,[5] he was able to issue an official decree on August 14,[6] 2017

The Libya Platform demands an immediate investigation by the ICC

Given the absence of an effective national justice system in Libya, international accountability mechanisms are imperative in address rampant impunity in a country where respect for human rights is decimated by escalating attacks on local civil society organizations, human rights defenders, members of the judiciary, media workers, civilians, and migrants. The Platform emphasized that Libyan authorities must formulate a clear strategy to restructure the security establishment and the judicial system, as well as supporting the education and health sectors for vulnerable populations. The freedom of expression and association and the return of internally displaced persons (IDPs) must be prioritized in this strategy.

“The Platform” in meetings with UN Libya Envoy and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights:

August 22, 2017 : The Platform [i] strongly condemns […]

the impunity of perpetrators of grave human rights violations in Libya.

To Permanent Representatives of Member and Observer States of […]

Libya | Joint NGO letter to the UN Human Rights Council on the need for investigation

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.

Libyan Refugees in Tunisia Lead a Precarious Existence

Marwan Tashani | 2016-04-20 http://legal-agenda.com/ After the Libyan revolution, […]

Dual Citizens in Libya: A New Tool of Political Isolation?

Illustration by Raed Charaf Marwan Tashani – Karima Amshere […]

The Libyan Migrant Route: Torture on Land and Terror at Sea

Flag-map_of_Libya.svgThe Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS) is […]

Libya: Urgent Action Needed by the United Nations in the Face of Gross Ongoing Violations

We would like to begin by extending our deepest condolences to the families and friends of Ambassador Chris Stevens, otherU.S.embassy staff members, and the ten Libyan security personnel who passed away in the tragic events that occurred inBenghaziTuesday evening. This attack represents the dire state of the rule of law inLibyaand highlights the impunity with which perpetrators of gross violations of national and international law are currently operating during this transitional period.

Lack of accountability behind serious rights abuses in Libya

The need to enable the OHCHR to monitor and […]

The need to enable the OHCHR to monitor and report to the UN Human Rights Council on the human rights situation in Libya

by CIHRSMarch 20, 2015 In light of ongoing discussions […]

UN Human Rights Council must take urgent action to address impunity for grave human rights violations in Libya

Oral Intervention by CIHRS at the United Nations Human […]

Oral Intervention at the United Nations Human Rights Council- 15th Special Session- on Libya

The Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, in conjunction […]

Defenders and CIHRS Network discuss prospects of Libya’s political dialogue with local civil society and the UN

Defender Center for Human Rights (DCHR): The idea of […]

Initiative : Defender Center for Human Rights (DCHR):

06 – 07 May 2015 The Cairo Institute for […]

Ways to resolve the crisis and enhance political dialogue in Libya

The Platform’ in meetings with UN Libya Envoy and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: Disregard for international mechanisms of accountability is the primary obstacle to the Libyan peace process

Disregard for international mechanisms of accountability is the primary obstacle to the Libyan peace process

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