Technical Assistance and Capacity-Building to Improve Human Rights in Libya

A/HRC/RES/52/41View PDF

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A Resolution of the Human Rights Council, under agenda item 10Technical assistance and capacity-building, published in 2023.

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11 versions · 2015–2025

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Capacity Building Human Rights Libya Technical Cooperation Transitional Justice

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Requests the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, in close consultation with the Libyan authorities, to provide technical assistance and capacity-building to Libya, with a view to improving further the situation of human rights in Libya, to assist the country in the implementation of its international human rights obligations and commitments, taking into account the work done by the Fact-Finding Mission on Libya, its reports and recommendations, where applicable, and to support Libya in promoting and protecting human rights, preventing violations thereof and ensuring accountability for violations and abuses of human rights, in accordance with a national plan, mainly in the areas of:

Determining the short- and long-term capacity-building needs of Libyan national institutions, so that they may pursue transitional justice and address human rights violations, including the possible ways to strengthen the role of civil society and local communities in achieving reconciliation and transitional justice, and promoting human rights;

Strengthening the national transitional justice institutions and further enhancing the capacity of the Libyan judiciary to investigate and prosecute human rights violations and improve accountability;

Further enhancing the capacity and skills of Libyan institutions to monitor, investigate and collect evidence on human rights violations;

Also requests the Office of the High Commissioner to present to the Human Rights Council at its fifty-sixth session a report on the implementation of the present resolution, to be followed by an interactive dialogue;

Invites the Office of the High Commissioner to work closely with the Libyan authorities, the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, the African Union and all other relevant regional and international organizations;

Requests the Secretary-General to provide the Office of the High Commissioner with the resources necessary for the full implementation of the present resolution;

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