US EditionReal obstacle to holding Libyan elections is not lack of security, but absence of consensual and fair electoral laws: Aldabaiba
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Real obstacle to holding Libyan elections is not lack of security, but absence of consensual and fair electoral laws: Aldabaiba
The real obstacle to holding Libyan elections is not the security situation, but the absence of consensual and fair electoral laws, Tripoli based Libyan prime minister Abdel Hamid Aldabaiba said yesterday. Aldabaiba was participating in the Second Forum for Officers of the (Police) Security Directorates Support Agency in the Regions, in the presence of about […] The post Real obstacle to holding Libyan elections is not lack of security, but ab…
PM Dbeibah: Electoral laws, not security, impede elections
Libya’s Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah has identified the lack of consensual electoral laws, rather than security concerns, as the primary obstacle to holding national elections. Speaking at the second forum for Security Directorates Support Service officers, Dbeibah placed responsibility squarely on the House of Representatives, which is tasked with drafting and passing electoral legislation. […] The post PM Dbeibah: Electoral laws, not sec…
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