VIDEO: Full Video of the Situation Of Nigerians And Niger In Libya The threat of kidnapping must threaten Libya Thirteen regional and in...

 

VIDEO: Full Video of the Situation Of Nigerians And Niger In Libya

The threat of kidnapping must threaten Libya Thirteen regional and international organizations are working on the escalation of the Libyan-Libyan conflict, which has led to the country's collapse. The humanitarian crisis that has led to the displacement of thousands of Libyans has intensified, with international aid groups and human rights groups continuing to warn of human rights abuses. the country of Libya.

Regional and international human rights groups have called on the member states of the Security Council to support the establishment of a mechanism to investigate serious human rights abuses and violations of international humanitarian law. The group called for the perpetrators to be brought to justice, and for the families of Ibrahim al-Jadran, who was abducted, to be brought to justice.

The family of Libyan oil tanker commander Ibrahim al-Jidran was abducted on the evening of 8/9/2017 from their home in western Tripoli. X

Ibrahim al-Jadran, the chairman of the Central Petroleum Authority, has launched a case against the International Criminal Court (ICC) for the kidnapping of family members from his house in Tripoli. special forces" of the National Reconciliation Government's Ministry of Interior.

The hostages were said to be members of a special security unit of the Ministry of Interior of the National Reconciliation Government, who raided their home in the center of the capital, where they live. since they live. fled Ajdabiya as a result of violence and boycott of their homes. On the other hand, Moroccan tribal leaders issued a statement calling for the immediate release of the abductees, noting that among the abductees were three children and Hahm: Saddam Ibrahim Jahdan Moroccan (3 years) Qusay Ibrahim Ghedran Moroccan (two years).

Faraj Fares Jidran (four months) Excluding their mothers. Ghebo was denied the right to hold them hostage for nine days without parole, due to a political crisis between Mr Ibrahim al-Jidran and other hostages.

There are many examples in Libya similar to those of Ibrahim al-Jadran's family, which clearly shows the plight of the Libyan people, as well as the escalation of fighting between armed groups. leading to an increase in human rights. violations of international humanitarian law.