United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL)

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UNSMIL snapshots

The Special Representative of the Secretary General for Libya Visited Sirte, 08 February 2012

The Special Representative of the Secretary General for Libya (SRSG) Mr. Ian Martin visited Sirte on 8 February 2012, where he met with the local council, the military council, and members of civil society, among others.

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United Nations Support Mission In Libya welcomes the adoption of the Electoral Law

United Nations Support Mission In Libya welcomes(UNSMIL) the adoption of the Electoral Law which constitutes an important step in Libya's transition to democracy. The electoral process, including the drafting of the law, is Libyan-led.

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Briefing by Mr. Ian Martin SRSG for Libya to the Security Council - 25 January 2012

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Libya facing challenging transition, but authorities striving to succeed – UN

25 January 2012 – Libya is going through a difficult transition, having inherited weak state institutions and an absence of political parties, the top United Nations envoy in the country told the Security Council today, adding that the interim Government is committed to addressing the challenges.

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