Libya's armed militias face no prosecutions

The article discusses the state of security chaos and armed conflict in Tripoli and Libya in general. Clashes between armed groups recur due to struggles over influence and control of vital areas such as the Zawiya refinery and smuggling routes. The report shows that most of these armed formations nominally follow the state but operate outside its control. Most efforts have been directed toward media documentation to prove violations and encourage international judicial prosecution, despite the absence of local justice and weak legal procedures. The report also highlights the weakness of security and military institutions and the division of authority, which enables perpetrators to escape punishment and fuels the cycle of violence, resulting in significant human and material losses in the contested regions.

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