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Libya’s High Council of State President, Mohamed Takala, canceled Tuesday’s session after former president Khaled al-Mishri attended. The council’s leadership considers al-Mishri removed from office because of his absences, prompting around 40 members to refuse to leave the chamber and object to what they said was the selective application of the council’s internal rules. Council member Noah al-Malti said members plan to collect signatures to convene a new session with 60 members present. They are relying on Article 56, which allows a session to be requested with the signatures of at least 50 members. Article 20, meanwhile, stipulates that absences from six consecutive sessions must be referred to a plenary session for a decision on membership; it does not provide for automatic removal. The escalation extends a dispute between Takala and al-Mishri over the council’s leadership that has continued since the August 2024 elections. It comes amid concerns that internal divisions could undermine the council’s role in reaching agreement on electoral laws and constitutional matters.
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