Libyan Prime Minister Reaffirms Support for Judicial Independence
Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah reiterated his government's stance on supporting the judicial institution, emphasizing its rejection of any interference in judicial independence.
His government has a "firm stance in supporting the judicial institution and its absolute rejection of any attempts to divide it or undermine its independence, as it represents one of the pillars of the rule of law and justice."
This statement was made during a meeting with the Head of the Supreme Court, Counselor Abdullah Burziza, and members of the court, as part of efforts to enhance coordination between judicial institutions and the executive authority.
Author's summary: Dbeibah supports judicial independence.
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