Libya at UN Committee: Rejects Human Rights Selectivity
Libya reaffirmed its commitment to the principles of the United Nations Charter and human rights, with a focus on sustainable development, peace, and security to build stable and inclusive societies. It highlighted its national efforts to support youth, promote women's participation, and integrate the elderly and people with disabilities into social protection. Additionally, it outlined a plan to protect children and combat child labor. Libya called for enhanced international cooperation to address organized crime, particularly human trafficking and migrant smuggling, emphasizing the importance of protecting victims' rights and strengthening national capacities. The country also reaffirmed its engagement with human rights mechanisms, support for transitional justice, and efforts to combat hate speech and online incitement. Furthermore, Libya expressed its support for the Palestinian people's right to self-determination and the establishment of their own state.
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