Libya plunged into violent lawlessness in 2011 with the NATO-backed revolt that toppled longtime leader Moamer Kadhafi. Armed groups have vied for control of territory as a string of interim governments have come and gone.
2022/05/06/libyan-govt-backed-militia-accused-of-human-rights-abuses
2022/05/06/libyan-govt-backed-militia-accused-of-human-rights-abuses
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