The Libya Supreme Court rejected mediation or negotiations over constitutional appeals, stating its role is limited to issuing binding rulings. The court warned that attempts to influence decisions would violate judicial independence and separation of powers. The move follows a dispute after lawmakers approved a constitutional court in Benghazi, creating parallel bodies and conflicting rulings, despite mediation efforts by the United Nations Support Mission in Libya.
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Libya Court Rejects Appeal Mediation
Politics
06/03/2026
The Libya Supreme Court rejected mediation or negotiations over constitutional appeals, stating its role is limited to issuing binding rulings. The court warned that attempts to influence decisions would violate judicial independence and separation of powers. The move follows a dispute after lawmakers approved a constitutional court in Benghazi, creating parallel bodies and conflicting rulings, despite mediation efforts by the United Nations Support Mission in Libya.
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