Libya’s Presidential Council prioritises Human Rights in meeting with justice minister
Al-Koni envisioned a nation founded on the rule of law and human rights
Two deputy leaders of Libya’s Presidential Council, Musa Al-Koni and Abdullah Al-Lafi, held a meeting with Justice Minister Halima Al-Bousifi in Tripoli on 6 October.
The meeting centred on strengthening human rights and furthering national reconciliation efforts within the country.
The Presidential Council emphasised its commitment to supporting the Ministry of Justice in establishing a robust legal framework and upholding human rights. Mr Al-Koni stated the Council’s aim to build a nation based on the rule of law and respect for human rights.
Ms Al-Bousifi affirmed the Ministry’s dedication to protecting the rights of all Libyans as a crucial step towards achieving lasting peace and stability.
This meeting highlights the ongoing efforts to prioritise human rights and promote reconciliation in Libya.
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