Lawyers for Justice in Libya

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DOUBLE your donation and support our vital work. Fifteen years on, our work is as urgent as ever. Your support will go a long way in helping us continue our mission. DONATE TODAY: justgiving.com/page/lfjl15?ut…

Our latest Ali Nouh Fund Annual Review exposes the scale of this digital surveillance while demonstrating how our work helps defenders fight back and reclaim their safety. Read the full review here: cdn.prod.website-files.com/5a0d8805f2f99e…

For our 15th anniversary, we are raising £15,000 to sustain our mission of defending these voices-and if we reach our target, a generous supporter will match the amount, doubling your impact. justgiving.com/page/lfjl15?ut…

Libya’s human rights defenders are facing an increasingly dangerous reality as their private digital spaces are weaponised against them. What should be a secure channel for communication is being monitored by the Internal Security Agency (ISA) and used as a tool for interrogation and intimidation.

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Support our vital work and help us reach our £15,000 goal by 15 April to have your donation DOUBLED by a generous supporter.

Every contribution to our anniversary fundraiser has a direct impact on our work. From securing legal justice and training activists to protecting those on the front lines, here is exactly how your support drives change. Swipe through for a breakdown of how each donation helps.

Your support will help us continue our important work over the years ahead, strengthening civil society, advancing accountability, protecting human rights defenders, and ensuring victims can access justice and support. Donate to our important work here: justgiving.com/page/lfjl15

#Fundraiser: Support our vital work and make your donation double! For our #15thAnniversary, we are calling on you to help us raise £15,000 by 15 April. If and only if we reach this goal, a generous supporter will match the full amount, doubling the impact of every donation.

#LettersToLFJL As our series continues, we share reflections that speak to the core of our work. Today’s letter is from Asma, on LFJL’s role as a voice for human rights in Libya, and its continued commitment to HRDs on the ground, even during the most difficult crackdowns.

Justice is a collective journey. As we celebrate 15 years of LFJL throughout 2026, we are looking back at the partnerships that have defined our work and the people who have stood by us. Today’s letter comes from our partner, Ahmed Alzaydani. #LettersToLFJL

15 years of work is 15 years of shared stories. Our journey has been defined by everyone who has lent their voice to the cause. As we mark our 15th anniversary this year, we will be sharing a series of messages from the people who make our work possible.

Our commitment to those on the frontlines remains as strong today as it was 15 years ago. Read our full statement and check out the annual review here: libyanjustice.org/news/transform…

We are marking this double anniversary by honoring their resilience with the release of the Ali Nouh Fund Annual Review. The fund provides the essential, holistic support needed for #defenders at risk to live in safety and continue their work toward transformative change.

Fifteen years since the 17 February uprising. Fifteen years of Lawyers for Justice in #Libya (#LFJL). While the path to transition remains blocked by political fragmentation and impunity, one thing is clear: Libya’s #civil_society isn’t backing down.

Read our full statement on the killing of Saif al Islam Gaddafi at the following link: libyanjustice.org/news/saif-al-i…

Full ICC decision brief here icc-cpi.int/sites/default/…

Check out LFJL’s Statement on Non-Cooperation at the 24th Assembly of State Parties here: libyanjustice.org/news/lfjl-stat…

#LFJL welcomes the #ICC’s recent decision to refer Italy’s non-compliance to the Assembly of States Parties (#ASP). This referral follows Italy’s failure to surrender Osama Almasri Najim—a high-ranking Libyan official wanted for crimes against humanity—to the Court in Jan 2025.