Libya: Parliament and Government Dispute Escalates

The article focused on the escalating dispute between the Libyan House of Representatives and the High Council of State regarding the process and framework for amending electoral laws. The House of Representatives approved a set of laws and decisions related to presidential and parliamentary elections, as well as restructuring the Electoral Commission, considering that these measures go beyond previous agreements and violate the "6+6" pathway. In contrast, the High Council of State stressed that elections must be conducted according to an agreed constitutional and legal basis, emphasizing the importance of completing institutional and legal processes, and rejected the "4+4" pathway supported by the United Nations. The disagreement revolves around the extent to which the electoral procedures align with international and local agreements, with the High Council opposing the current amendments and calling for serious dialogue to ensure stable and unified electoral rules.

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