Sarraj : Fayez Saraj stresses any progress in human rights and rule of law is hinged on security and political stability.
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Geneva, 27.02.2017(Lana) President of the Presidency Council ,
Fayez Saraj has stressed that any progress in human rights and the
rule of law is hinged on security and political stability.
Sarraj, addressing the 34th ordinary session of the UN Human
Rights Council, currently held in Geneva and to continue up to March
24, pointed out the challenges facing Libya at various political,
humanitarian and economic levels and which are directly linked to the
efforts of enhancing respect for human rights and the rule of law.
"Security and political stability helps address spread and
indiscriminate use of arms and curtail activities of rogue armed
groups, organized crime gangs including those involved in human
trafficking' he said.
Saraj explained in his address; "Whenever progress is being made
vis-vis the challenges, likewise progress would be made to curtail
human rights violations and which can be gauged at security level
after the defeat of the so-called Daesh organization which exercised
the most vicious crimes and human rights violations, the defeat was
materialized due to the great sacrifices by our soldiers and youth
and the martyrs. He pointed out in this context the return of 6000
families displaced for almost two years to their homes in Serte.
President of the Presidency Council also spokes about the special
significance attached by the Council to putting in place and
implementing an effective programme for Disarmament Demobilization
and Reintegration (DDR) and work to build army and police
institutions.
Saraj said his efforts to find an inclusive consus political
solution are in order to operationalize all security, judicial and
control institutions which are bound to address such violations.
Sarraj called on the international community to support the
ongoing efforts to strength national institutions and provide them
with technical assets and specialized training to counter the threats
and risks in a coherent and coordinated manner in harmony with
national needs and in a manner that safeguards Libya's sovereignty
and territorial integrity.
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