Libya: Serious threats on Amazighs General Khalifa Haftar, who commands an army called the “Libyan National Army” based in Benghazi in eastern Libya, ordered his troops to "march on Tripoli" to gain control by force. Obviously, the Haftar offensive aims to take power and settle in the Libyan capital.... Full story - - Auteur: CMA - Date : 2019-04-08 22:29:00
Letter to the High Council of Amazighs and the Supreme Social Council of Tuaregs of Libya Since the end of the Gaddafi regime, Libya is going through an uncontrolled situation with the appearance of a multitude of armed militias. Most of these groups have formed from the dominant system but are fighting a fierce struggle for control of power. Each group tries to impose itself by force, sowing death and desolation.... Full story - - Auteur: CMA-ODTE - Date : 2018-12-31 08:51:00
The CMA expresses its total support to the Amazighs of Libya Libya has been living for several years without democratically appointed government authorities and in total political and security chaos. Two governments are fighting for power and the country is divided into various areas controlled by military or paramilitary militias.... Full story - - Auteur: CMA - Date : 2018-12-25 07:20:00
Libya's Berber to boycott committee drafting constitution (Reuters) - Libya's Berber minority will boycott a committee to draft a new national constitution, Berber leaders and the election commission said, in a move that complicates attempts to end oil and gas protests. Members of the Berber, or Amazigh, minority have halted gas exports to Italy and also stopped a part of Libyan oil exports by occupying the Mellitah port in western Libya to demand more rights for their long-oppressed people.... Full story - - Auteur: Reuter - Date : 2013-11-17 20:51:00
Stop the totalitarian drifts of the new Libyan regime The General Libyan National Congress (Parliament) decided to create a "Constituent Assembly"
composed of 60 members, who will be responsible for drafting a permanent constitution for the country. At the moment of adoption of this decision, the High Council of the Amazighs of Libya and the
parliamentary members of the Libyan National General Congress (CGN), made two claims: the first concerns the equitable representation of indigenous people enjoying cultural and linguistic specificities
(Amazighs and Toubous) and the....... Full story - - Auteur: CMA - Date : 2013-09-02 13:16:00
Amazigh in Libya renew their demands for equality & civil rights Amazigh (or "Berbers") in Libya are renewing their demands for equality & civil rights, and especially the recognition of their language "Tamazight" in the constitution of the country and legal protection of the ...... Full story - Date : 2012-08-19 15:43:00
Since the fall of Gaddafi's regime, Libya has been embroiled in a civil war that has left thousands dead, wounded and displaced. Many infrastructures including schools, homes, hospitals, airports and roads have been destroyed or severely damaged. The country is in an advanced state of disrepair.
General Khalifa Haftar, who commands an army called the “Libyan National Army” based in Benghazi in eastern Libya, ordered his troops to "march on Tripoli" to gain control by force. Obviously, the Haftar offensive aims to take power and settle in the Libyan capital.
Since the end of the Gaddafi regime, Libya is going through an uncontrolled situation with the appearance of a multitude of armed militias. Most of these groups have formed from the dominant system but are fighting a fierce struggle for control of power. Each group tries to impose itself by force, sowing death and desolation.
Libya has been living for several years without democratically appointed government authorities and in total political and security chaos. Two governments are fighting for power and the country is divided into various areas controlled by military or paramilitary militias.
The Amazigh World Congress (AWC) seizes the opportunity of the International Human Rights Day to denounce the institutional racism and the multiple violations of the historic rights of the Amazighs in all the countries of Tamazgha and the diaspora.
(Reuters) - Libya's Berber minority will boycott a committee to draft a new national constitution, Berber leaders and the election commission said, in a move that complicates attempts to end oil and gas protests. Members of the Berber, or Amazigh, minority have halted gas exports to Italy and also stopped a part of Libyan oil exports by occupying the Mellitah port in western Libya to demand more rights for their long-oppressed people.
Amazigh (or "Berbers") in Libya are renewing their demands for equality & civil rights, and especially the recognition of their language "Tamazight" in the constitution of the country and legal protection of the ...