Libya: Government must repeal new media rules
The Libyan government’s new rules for audiovisual content will stifle media freedom and diversity and must be scrapped.
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The Libyan government’s new rules for audiovisual content will stifle media freedom and diversity and must be scrapped.
Tripoli, Sep 2 (Prensa Latina) The National Committee to Combat Desertification warned on Thursday that Libya is threatened by severe drought due to a decrease in rainfalls and a rise in temperatures due to climate change.
The European Union and its border agency Frontex are using increasing amounts of technology to monitor migration at external and internal borders across Europe. Experts say that tracking technology is often being deployed to evade legal responsibilities.
Tripoli,29 December 2021 (Lana) An earthquake hit the eastern Mediterranean on Wednesday morning, the Libyan Center for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences (LSC) said. Global monitoring stations registered an earthquake measuring 5.7 on the Richter scale that hit the eastern Mediterranean region north of the city of Tobruk, about 275 kilometers off the coast of the city, and was felt by resident
Tripoli, 7 December 2021 (Lana) The first issue of Al-Royah ‘Vision’ newspaper was published by the Libyan Center for Strategic Studies and Homeland Security, full of news, articles and cultural, social, scientific and sports topics. The Al Royah, a comprehensive monthly newspaper is supervised by Dr. Mokhtar Miftah Abu Sa'a and is edited by Dr. Mohammed Omar Melitan. The 12-page issue