Almoatassam Senoussi

الكشف عن الموقع في "إكس" يهدد سلامة المستخدمين تقول الشركة إن الهدف من هذه الميزة هو التحقق من صحة معلومات الحساب وتحسين الشفافية، ولكنها تثير مخاوف جدية بشأن خصوصية المستخدمين وسلامتهم.

كشف البيانات التعريفية مثل الموقع قد يكشف هوية المستخدمين ويعرّض سلامتهم وحقهم في حرية التعبير للخطر.
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#Libya 🇱🇾 Years of impunity have left women facing threats, political violence and blocked access to justice. According to rights groups, the draft law on violence will stay symbolic unless officials curb militia control and restore justice. buff.ly/tU0eTMx

JOINT STATEMENT: GERMANY’S SURRENDER OF EL HISHRI TO THE ICC IS A TURNING POINT FOR ACCOUNTABILITY IN THE LIBYA SITUATION

Read the complete statement: lcw.ngo/en/p/126nK

#Libya
The minister of interior proudly says "we deported thousands of #migrants, but I won’t mention the number so we don’t get the evil eye."
Imagine a Minister who claims "transparency" refuses to give real numbers because of the #evil_eye
And we are expected to take this seriously

Yesterday, a patrol boat of the so-called Libyan Coast Guard closely approached the Louise Michel and fired shots into the water at just 200-300 metres away. Shortly after the incident, our crew found an empty rubber boat - the sad evidence of what we assume to be an illegal pull back to #Libya.

Situation in Libya: Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri in ICC custody Today, 1 December 2025, Mr Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri was surrendered to the custody of the International Criminal Court (ICC or “the Court”). Mr El Hishri, a national of Libya, was arrested on 16 J...

Today, the first Libyan suspect was surrendered to the ICC since the court opened investigations into war crimes and crimes against humanity in Libya in 2011.

Khaled "El Bouti" El Hishri was arrested in Germany in July and finally surrendered to the ICC today.

Libya: Femicides prompt calls for stricter legislation – DW – 12/01/2025 Three killings of women in Libya have stirred up a national debate over women's safety and accountability. Could it garner enough momentum to change the situation on the ground?

But there is also an interesting angle, explored here below: the violence against #Libyan women, with Khansa being only the latest victim of femicides across the country so far. This impressive rate has accelerated during the civil war. /2 @deutschewelle.dw.com #Libya

www.dw.com/en/libya-fem...

International Criminal Court: Justice at Risk Member countries of the International Criminal Court (ICC) should intensify efforts to protect the court and human rights groups campaigning for justice from attack.

Member countries of the ICC should intensify efforts to protect the court and human rights groups campaigning for justice from attack. HRW's 20-page report makes detailed recommendations for the annual session of the ICC’s Assembly of States Parties www.hrw.org/news/2025/12...

ICC has taken 'confidential' measures to protect court from US sanctions, officials say Judges and prosecutors say they 'will survive' measures by US and Russia as 24th annual meeting of member states kicks off

ICC has taken 'confidential' measures to protect court from US sanctions, officials say - https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/icc-taken-confidential-measures-protect-court-us-sanctions-officials-say

Collateral circuits: The impact of the Sudan's war on arms markets and mercenary networks in Chad and Libya The war in Sudan has transformed far more than its own frontlines. It has reshaped the security economies of its neighbours, activating new supply nodes and embedding weapons and combatants into cross...

Highly recommend this excellent new report by @emadbadi.bsky.social on the UAE's supply lines to the RSF via Libya and Chad to ayone interested in the regional conflict complex in which the war in Sudan is enmeshed, and in the networks serving UAE interests.
globalinitiative.net/analysis/imp...

Amazing news from #Tunisia: lawyer & commentator Sonia Dahmani released from arbitrary detention; at same time as Euro-Parliament adopted critical resolution on her case

Public diplomacy works. A lesson for @eudiplomacy.bsky.social: Silence is never an option

www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/pres...

LCW documented on Friday, 21 November, the killing of content creator Al-Khansa Mohamed Abdelmajid Al-Mujahid (34 years old), after unidentified armed men opened fire on her following the interception of her vehicle in Janzour, west of Tripoli.

Visit our website 🔗 in the replies for details.

UK: Inside Labour's most radical asylum overhaul in modern times

UK: Inside Labour's most radical asylum overhaul in modern times #Refugees

A Red Crescent worker moves a body bag, after two boats carrying migrants capsized off the Libyan coastal city of Al Khums causing multiple casualties, in a location given as Khums, Libya, November 15, 2025

Red Crescent workers tend to rescued migrants sitting at dock with thermal blankets, after two boats carrying migrants capsized off the Libyan coastal city of Al Khums causing multiple casualties, in a location given as Khums, Libya, November 15, 2025.

A Red Crescent worker looks on as he stands near rescued migrants, after two boats carrying migrants capsized off the Libyan coastal city of Al Khums causing multiple casualties, in a location given as Khums, Libya, November 15, 2025.

At least four Bangladeshi migrants are reported to have died after two boats, carrying around 95 migrants, capsized off the Libyan coast on Saturday (November 15), stated Libya's Red Crescent on their Facebook page.
Those rescued were brought to shore in Libya.

Frontex launches aerial surveillance in West Africa – its fundamental rights officer raises concerns | Matthias Monroy Frontex has agreed with Cape Verdean authorities to station aircraft to detect boats heading for the Canary Islands. Agreements with other governments in West Africa had failed. The EU border agency Frontex...

#Frontex launches aerial surveillance in West Africa – but its fundamental rights officer raised concerns:
digit.site36.net/2025/11/15/f...
The move copies the regime of #pullbacks which the EU installed with Libya since 2017.

Libyan Haftar forces ‘key fuel supplier’ to Sudan's RSF on behalf of UAE Surge in fuel smuggling from Libya benefits Sudanese paramilitaries backed by Abu Dhabi while costing billions of dollars in lost revenue, report says

Libyan Haftar forces ‘key fuel supplier’ to Sudan's RSF on behalf of UAE - https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/haftar-forces-libya-key-fuel-supplier-sudans-rsf-behalf-uae

After years of escalating human rights violations by the so-called Libyan Coast Guard, 13 search and rescue organizations are founding the #JusticeFleet and suspending the operational communication with the Libyan Rescue Coordination Centre 👉 www.ecchr.eu/en/press-rel... @allisonrwest.bsky.social

Civilians must be protected from attacks in Sudan's Kordofan region The world cannot continue to turn its back on civilians in Sudan

Civilians must be protected amid escalating RSF attacks in Kordofan region:
www.amnesty.org/en/latest/ne...

The Alley of the Flags at the entrance of the Palais des Nations in Geneva, on a bright sunny day.

As the 50th session of the UPR takes place between 3-14 November 2025, I'll be tweeting over the next two weeks on the main issues that my mandate has observed relating to human rights defenders in #Belarus, #Honduras, the #USA & #Libya since their last review. #UPR50

في اليوم الدولي لإنهاء الإفلات من العقاب على الجرائم المرتكبة ضد الصحفيين، الموافق 2 نوفمبر، تُذكّر منظمة رصد الجرائم في ليبيا ("رصد") بما يواجهه الصحفيون والعاملون في المجال الإعلامي في ليبيا من انتهاكات جسيمة وقيود متزايدة على حرية الصحافة والعمل الإعلامي.

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@msf.ca was recently ordered, in a letter from the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to leave the country by November 9. No reason has been given to justify our expulsion, and the process remains unclear.

Are European Football Clubs Sportswashing Libyan Abuses? On the evening of October 10, two European football giants played a friendly match amid much fanfare in the newly renovated Benghazi International Stadium, to the spectators’ delight. The catch? The m...

This month, Altético Madrid and Inter Milan played a friendly match in Benghazi International Stadium, hosted by Khalifa Hiftar, commander of the abusive LAAF. Sports clubs should be wary of burnishing the image of human rights-abusing states and entities. hrw.org/news/2025/10...

Lawyers ask ICC to investigate 122 European officials for crimes against humanity in Mediterranean Human rights lawyers accused 122 European officials of committing crimes against migrants in the Mediterranean Sea.

Big development: Human rights lawyers have made a new filing to the International Criminal Court. It includes the names of 122 European individuals accused of committing crimes against humanity against people trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea. apnews.com/article/liby...

The Libyan Coast Guard – explained The Libyan Coast Guard is often in the spotlight, in connection with the role it plays in irregular migration from Libya to Europe. This attention has sharpened in recent years as it is increasingly i...

The Libyan Coast Guard - explained @freylindsay.bsky.social @infomigrants.net

EU/Libya: Alarming escalation of attacks threatening the safety of humanitarian NGO rescuers and those they are rescuing in the Mediterranean🧵

EU funding may reach human rights abusers in north Africa, warns leaked document EU funds spent abroad to tackle irregular migration may end up benefiting people slapped with international sanctions for rights abuses, according to a leaked internal European Commission document.

EU funding may reach human rights abusers in North Africa, warns leaked document

A leaked document confirms the EU is still backing deterrence efforts, even though they know this money goes to human rights abusers. The EU has been funding Libyan militias for a long time. Just days ago, they fired on our Sea-Watch 5. Read more here: https://euobserver.com/migration/areb944fcf

IOM Libya reported that 1,004 people were intercepted and returned to Libya from 21 to 27 September 2025.

🔊People intercepted and returned to Libya are denied the right to seek asylum and forced back into inhumane conditions marked by torture, abuse, and forced labour.

EU Commission should cut Libya ties after migrant rescue ship attack, groups warn Human rights bodies argue the assault exposes nearly a decade of failed EU policy in the volatile North African country.

Europe can’t claim to defend the rule of law while bankrolling its collapse.
After ten years of failed policy - and the most serious attack on survivors and rescue workers yet - it’s time to change course.
www.politico.eu/article/eu-c...