Tag: Libya
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WHAT IS THE FATE OF INKINAN AG ATTAHER?
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While Niger has recently released several detained individuals and citizens, including Libyan citizens, following influential political, tribal, and social interventions—where financial resources, political influence, and the efforts of tribes and mediators played a decisive role in defending their sons and securing their release—the case of the Tuareg Inkinan Ag Attaher…
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LIBYA: THE STATELESSNESS OF THE TUAREGS, A POLICY OF DELAY.
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In southern Libya, thousands of Tuareg families have lived without statehood for decades. Research by political scientist Souad Akhaty Alamin, published in the Egyptian scientific journal “Eurasian,” demonstrates that this situation is not an administrative dysfunction, but the product of a governance strategy.
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THE EXTREMELY UNJUST SITUATION FOR THE TUAREGS IN LIBYA
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Here is a link to an article by Rania Hadjer, highlighting the extremely unjust situation for the Tuaregs in Libya. How can this situation even be acceptable?
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WHO ARE THE HOLDERS OF ADMINISTRATIVE NUMBERS IN LIBYA?
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Who are the holders of administrative numbers in Libya? Are they mercenaries? Are they illegal immigrants? Are they fourth-class citizens? Or forgotten citizens?
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SAHARAN AMAZIGHS IN LIBYA: BETWEEN ADMINISTRATIVE MARGINALIZATION AND MILITARY EXPLOITATION
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Saharan Amazighs in Libya face administrative discrimination that perpetuates exclusion and regionalism. They are administratively classified with special numbers, relegating them to a status akin to foreigners within their own country.