About 15 years after the fall of Libya’s former ruler of Muyama Gaddafi, the country is divided into a situation, and the country is divided into rivals’ post -Raise, where the government (GNU), an internationally recognized national unity k (GNU) and formerly active in Bangazi.
Special Representative for Libya, the UN Secretary of the United Nations, Hana Teteh on Thursday revealed the Protection Council, “General Libyan people have to face economic, protection or political crisis every day.”
Addressing the Ambassadors of the Protection Council, he said that most of Libyan leaders agreed on the need for inclusive political processes, including ending unilateral action, integrating institutions and restoring stability.
Some leaders believe that establishing a new integrated government is a solution, some other leaders argued that the phase of infection could increase by doing so.
Similarly, there is a cens in the election program, but the opinion of whether there should be any constitutional structure before the elections is different.
Hana Teteh said, “It is important to develop a general consent roadmap to solve the political crisis in Libya and to fulfill the time of change.
He said, “The elections have to be attached to a broad political structure that can move forward and strengthen the organizations, to further the country.”
Differences due to economic competition
Competition for Libyan oil resources is at the focus of the country’s political and economic challenges.
Hana said, “Long -dispersed institutional and political partitions and harmful unilateral actions and some disadvantaged people were limited to the aspirations and requirements of Libya people, such as Libyan’s aspirations and demand control.”
He cautioned that Libya’s huge resources could be spent on a very wide scale without the consent of the national budget, the cause of the economic decline, so it has to be resolved immediately.
“This situation is the country’s resources, despite the fact that their citizens can supply enough for security, protection and welfare.”
Challenge of protection and human rights
Although the ceasefire of 2021 in Libya continues, the country’s protection situation remains uncertain, where local outbreaks of tension and violence are occurring in local times.
Recently in Tripoli, controversy over military rally and regional control has increased the possibility of new conflict.
There is a broad tendency for people to volunteer, where legal professionals and political opponents are being targeted.
Although some prisoners have been released in both the eastern and western regions of Libya, many people are still in illegal custody without any proper method.
The broad human rights situation remains very worrying – especially in the behavior of migrants, refugees and human workers.
Hatred and discriminatory speech for people different from themselves have increased more social divisions and the protection of the weak community has been in danger.
Especially women must face serious danger with gender -based violence and limited access to legal or social protection.
Constant constant support
In Libya, the ongoing challenges continues to communicate and interaction with the UN assistance mission (unmarked), political figures, civil society representatives and technical experts to move forward.
Hana Teteh is the head of this mission.
Hana Teteh also emphasized the importance of international assistance for political and economic reforms in Libya.
Libyan leaders, even in the face of their differences, believe that external parties should cooperate in supporting the country’s crisis, this is a broad, Libya -led solution.
He said, “The international community has to integrate to cooperate in an integrated plan to support a Democratic country, which should pay attention to the basic needs and desires of Libya and promote economic development and equitable development,” he said.
He said that there is nothing to change for the situation, that is, the cost of inaction, the cost of change will be much higher than the cost.