Dar al-Ifta warns of new executions
The Libyan Advisory Fatwa Council and the Board of Research and Islamic Studies condemned the execution sentences carried out by the Libyan Military Court affiliated with Haftar against civilians on charges of "terrorism." They emphasized that the presumption of innocence is the basic principle until guilt is proven through fair trials that ensure the rights of defense. They claimed that the executions target various segments of Libyan society, particularly those they consider to be advocates of Sharia law and fighters. Additionally, they warned against the use of terrorism charges to escalate extrajudicial killings and called on judicial and security institutions to take action to put an end to these measures. The council expressed its concern about the recurrence of such violations and rejected any reconciliation with those they hold responsible for these crimes.
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