The United Nations Envoy to Libya said alternative mechanisms might have to be used if rival sides cannot find a solution to the country’s political crisis.
In his report to the United Nations Security Council, Abdoulaye Bathily detailed the political stalemate over control of an interim government and a constitutional way to hold elections, attributing the conflict to the heads of Libya’s two legislative bodies, House of Representatives (HoR) and the High State Council (HSC).
“The continued disagreement between two individual men, the speaker of the HoR and the president of the HSC... can no longer serve as a justification to hold an entire country hostage,” Bathily said.
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