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UNSMIL condemns Man-Made River tribal armed closure

bySami Zaptia
August 19, 2021
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By Sami Zaptia.

London, 19 August 2021:

UNSMIL condemned on Tuesday the tribal armed closure of the Hasawna system, the Jafara plain branch of the Man-Made River last Saturday 14 August.

The UNSMIL statement read:

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‘‘On 14 August, armed actors forced the closure of the eastern branch of the Man-Made River. The closure threatens the water security for millions of people in Libya and risks provoking a humanitarian crisis.

Any obstruction of vital infrastructure, such as the Man-Made River, is a violation of international human rights and humanitarian law and is particularly reprehensible when committed to extort political concessions.

Such acts are similar to a form of collective punishment of people, can never be justified and all perpetrators should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

UNSMIL reiterates that access to water and water supply should never be politicised. The Mission urges all actors to work in the national interest of Libya and all people in Libya to ensure the water supply is resumed immediately and that water infrastructure is both respected and protected.’’

The statement was retweeted by the U.S. Embassy for Libya.

 

Politically motivated armed closure cuts MMR water supply | (libyaherald.com)

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