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A decade after the overthrow of Muammar al-Gaddafi, justice has yet to be delivered to victims of war crimes and serious human rights violations including unlawful killings, enforced disappearances, torture, forced displacement and abductions committed by militias and armed groups, Amnesty International said today. Libyan authorities have promoted and legitimized leaders of militias that have been responsible for heinous acts of abuse, instead of ensuring accountability and redress for violations committed both since al-Gaddafi’s fall and under his rule.
The protests that began in February 2011 were met with violence and quickly escalated into a full-fledged armed conflict, which following an air campaign by NATO, led to al-Gaddafi’s demise. Since then, Libya has been engulfed by lawlessness and impunity for war crimes committed by rival militias and armed groups. Successive Libyan governments have promised to uphold the rule of law and respect human rights, b
Libya: Ten years after uprising abusive militias evade justice and instead reap rewards
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A decade after the overthrow of Muammar al-Gaddafi, justice has yet to be delivered to victims of war crimes and serious human rights violations including unlawful killings, enforced disappearances, torture, forced displacement and abductions committed by militias and armed groups, Amnesty International said today. Libyan authorities have promoted and legitimized leaders of militias that have been responsible for heinous acts of abuse, instead of ensuring accountability and redress for violations committed both since al-Gaddafi’s fall and under his rule.
The protests that began in February 2011 were met with violence and quickly escalated into a full-fledged armed conflict, which following an air campaign by NATO, led to al-Gaddafi’s demise. Since then, Libya has been engulfed by lawlessness and impunity for war crimes committed by rival militias and armed groups. Successive Libyan g
NPC Reviewed 73 Procurement Cases
2020-12-28 کمیسیون تدارکات ملی : هفتاد و سه مورد تدارکاتی ، مورد بررسی قرار گرفت
Kabul (BNA) The first meeting of the new Afghan fiscal year of National Procurement Commission (NPC) chaired by the President of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, Mohammad Ashraf Ghani was held at the Presidential Palace, the other day.
In this meeting, 73 procurement cases including the concept for expediting procurement of supplies to Afghan National Army and Police were reviewed.
The cases incorporated contract awards, amendments and extensions, memos, requests for instruction, realization of previous decisions of the NPC and a contract termination case.
At the beginning of the meeting, National Security Council presented a concept for expediting procurement of supplies to ANA and ANP which was comprehensively discussed and the following decisions were taken on: