Libya: Russia’s Wagner Group Set Landmines Near Tripoli
ICC Prosecutor Should Investigate Use of Unlawful Mines, Booby Traps

A political stalemate has indefinitely delayed parliamentary and presidential elections slated for December 2021. Parliament approved a new Government of National Stability in March 2022 effectively creating a second authority to compete with the 2020-nominated interim Government of National Unity. Armed groups and authorities remain responsible for systematic abuses including long-term arbitrary detention, unlawful killings, torture, and forced disappearances. Hundreds remain missing since the end of the 2019 Tripoli war and thousands remain displaced due to damaged properties and the presence of explosive ordnance, including landmines. Migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees face arbitrary detention, ill-treatment, and extortion by armed groups linked with authorities, armed groups, and smugglers.
ICC Prosecutor Should Investigate Use of Unlawful Mines, Booby Traps
Increase Support for Clearance, Recovery Assistance around Tripoli
Strong Government Response Needed to Protect the Right to Food
Hundreds in Tarhouna Reported Missing From 2014 to 2020
Frontex Aerial Surveillance Facilitates Return to Abuse in Libya
Item 10 - Interactive Dialogue with the Independent Fact-Finding Mission on Libya - HRC50
ICC Prosecutor Should Investigate Use of Unlawful Mines, Booby Traps
Increase Support for Clearance, Recovery Assistance around Tripoli
HRW Statement - Item 10 Interactive Dialogue with the Fact-Finding Mission on Libya
Strong Government Response Needed to Protect the Right to Food
Ensure Free, Accessible Electoral Process and Accountability for Serious Abuses
Ensure Safety, Basic Needs, Restart Evacuations