Libya: Investigate Cases of Two Missing Lawmakers

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Left: Seham Sergewa, Libyan politician and member of the House of Representatives abducted in Benghazi on July 17, 2019, attends a session at the Human Rights Council, Geneva, Switzerland, 2015. © Private. Right: Ibrahim al-Drissi, a member of the Libyan Parliament, casts his vote for its president during a session in Tobruk, August 4, 2014. © Reuters (Beirut) – Libyan authorities should urgently investigate and provide information on two missing members of parliament after graphic images and video surfaced recently, increasing grave concerns for their safety, Human…

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