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عين ليبيا
Libyan Law Rejects UNHCR Certificates
The article addresses the security and strategic challenges posed by the phenomenon of illegal migration and the influx of asylum seekers into Libya. The author emphasizes the danger this phenomenon poses to national sovereignty and national security. It calls for not granting asylum certificates within the country, given the current inability to find an alternative homeland. It also advocates for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to handle refugee files outside Libyan territory to avoid covert resettlement. Additionally, the article rejects international intervention that exceeds its mandate and threatens Libya's sovereignty. It affirms that local laws do not recognize the status of "refugee" and only acknowledge the rights of UN organizations to provide temporary support and humanitarian cooperation. The article underscores that Libya has not ratified the 1951 Geneva Convention, which reinforces its stance of non-compliance with any decisions regarding refugee status within its borders. It concludes that protecting Libya's borders from illegal flows is a sovereign responsibility and that no international entity has the right to overstep this. Sovereignty is a red line that must be preserved.
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