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Sewehli demands support for police and an end to criminal impunity, calls on religious leaders to keep out of politics

byMichel Cousins
December 16, 2016
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Sewehli demands support for police and an end to criminal impunity, calls on religious leaders to keep out of politics

President Abdulrahman Alswaihli met in Tripoli today Wednesday, December 14, with the members of the High Council of Reconciliation. The meeting was attended by rapporteur Ajaili Bu Sadail and other HCS members.

By Libya Herald reporter.

President Abdulrahman Alswaihli met in Tripoli today Wednesday, December 14, with the members of the High Council of Reconciliation. The meeting was attended by rapporteur Ajaili Bu Sadail and other HCS members.
Abdulrahman Sewehli and members of the State Council meeting with members of the High Reconciliation Council on Wednesday (Photo: State Council)

Tripoli, 15 December 2016:

The head of the State Council, Abdulrahman Sewehli, has called the police and security services to be fully activated and an end to the current impunity enjoyed by criminals.

For the battle against crime to be won, in particular the kidnapping and extortion, Libyans had unite and work together, to he said.

In a comment seen as directed primarily against controversial grand mufti Sadek Al-Ghariani, he also called on religious leaders to stay out of politics if they wanted the respect of the Libyan public. Everyone had to accept civilian leadership of the country, he said. Religious leaders had a role to play in the battle against crime, but not by interfering in politics.

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