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The article addresses the tense security developments in the areas of South Az-Zawiya and the Western Coast of Libya, where ongoing armed clashes continue to escalate risks to civilians. This includes worsening humanitarian conditions, road closures, and warnings to avoid areas of confrontation. Human rights organizations have confirmed that these clashes constitute serious violations of human rights and international law, endangering residents' lives through the use of heavy weapons within residential areas. They pointed out that the recurrence of such clashes reflects a lack of discipline among armed factions and leads to civilian suffering, including shortages of food, water, and healthcare, as well as potential injuries caused by indiscriminate shelling. The rights groups have called on all parties to protect civilians, open humanitarian corridors, and have held official authorities responsible for regulating arms and controlling armed groups. They emphasize the importance of working toward stabilizing the country and strengthening the rule of law.
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