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Libya Authorities Release 120 Captured Pro-Haftar Fighters The fighters had been captured near the western city of Zawiya in April 2019. The men were fighting for the 107th Brigade under the command of eastern military strongman The fighters had been captured near the western city of Zawiya that same month. On Wednesday, dressed in loose white outfits and matching skullcaps, they were released following a ceremony in Zawiya, 45 kilometers (30 miles) east of Tripoli. The ceremony took place at a sports ground in Zawiya under heavy security. Authorities in Zawiya city release around 124 priso...

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InfoMigrants By Leslie Carretero Published on : 2021/03/09 Seventy migrants who were reportedly beaten and tortured in six secret prisons in the Libyan city of Bani Walid have been released. The city is considered a hub of human trafficking in Libya. Operations by Libyan authorities to combat migrant trafficking have rarely been reported in the past. But in recent weeks, efforts appear to have been stepped up, with the news in February that 150 migrants had been released from an underground prison in Kufra and the arrest in early Mar...

Foreign Minister Evarist Bartolo joins UN special envoy for Libya Jan Kubis in condemning attempted assassination of Libyan Interior Minister Fathi Bashagha in Tripoli