Libya
UN Proposes Options to Break Libya Electoral Deadlock
The U.N. Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) said on Friday its Advisory Committee finalized options to resolve disputes over Libya’
A Tunisian appeals court has reduced the prison sentences of four social media influencers convicted of "violating public morals" online, according to AFP, quoting a lawyer Hammadi Henchiri. Last October, the justice ministry published a statement urging prosecutors to take legal action against internet users producing content deemed offensive to "public morals".
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Libya
UN Proposes Options to Break Libya Electoral Deadlock
The U.N. Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) said on Friday its Advisory Committee finalized options to resolve disputes over Libya’
Mali
UN experts urge investigation into alleged mass killings in Mali
UN human rights experts have called for an independent investigation into the reported mass execution and disappearance of civilians in
Algeria
France expands compensation scheme for Harkis, but critics say it falls short
France will extend its compensation scheme for Harkis—Algerians who fought alongside French forces during the 1954–62 Algerian War—
Mauritania
Mauritania denies ties to Sudan RSF adviser’s visit
The Mauritanian government has distanced itself from the recent visit of Mohamed Al-Mukhtar, political and legal adviser to Sudan’s