Libya: Open Letter to Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian

Dear Minister Le Drian, We are writing to you ahead of the planned ministerial meeting on Libya that you are co-chairing with your Italian counterpart and with the participation of global leaders during the United Nations General Assembly in New York, on Thursday September 26, 2019, to urge you to work with your colleagues from Italy and other countries to prioritize human rights concerns and the need for accountability for serious crimes as part of the discussion. We have noted with growing concern the absence of accountability and human rights during negotiations for a truce and for a political…

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