Foreign Media Department denies preventing accreditation to international media to cover coming elections
By Sami Zaptia. The Foreign Media Department has denied it has prevented foreign media from receiving accreditation to cover Libya's ...
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Serraj government supports rights of media to operate freely in Libya
By Sami Zaptia. The Serraj government has declared its support for the freedom of journalists and media operating in Libya ...
Tripoli Reuters and AFP journalists, photographers freed after pro PC militia arrest
By Sami Zaptia. Four Reuters and AFP journalists, photographers were freed after they were arrested by PC-aligned militias in Tripoli ...
Libya did not fight to have freedom of speech restricted
By George Grant The NTC believe that their “anti-glorification” laws are necessary to safeguard the 17 February Revolution, but by ...
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NOC declares force majeure at Zawia Refinery after militia clashes set fire to fuel storage tanks
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Joint Statement: France, Germany, Italy, UK, and US support UNSMIL’S Koury Libya political initiative
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Libya’s oil, gas and condensate production continues to rise: NOC
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UNSMIL’s Koury to launch new Libyan political initiative
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Libya’s Foreign Ministry calls on Russia to provide clarification on its Libya travel warning to its citizens
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