التمييز و انعدام الجنسية في الجنوب الليبي : دراسة حول الرقم الإداري و حقوق الأقليات

الملخص EN

Minorities in southern Libya face significant challenges regarding their rights and full participation in society.

The absence of citizenship and the presence of the administrative number have negative repercussions on their daily lives and undermine their equality before the law.

The study focused on the plight of minorities in southern Libya, specifically discrimination and statelessness.

These minorities face discrimination in accessing basic services, education, healthcare, employment opportunities, travel, pilgrimage, marriage registration in Libyan courts, and equal political and civil participation compared to the majority.

The study aimed to explore the nature of discrimination and statelessness faced by minorities in southern Libya and analyze the impact of the administrative number on minority rights.

It adopted a descriptive and legal methodology by reviewing literature related to minority rights guaranteed by international constitutions, charters, and treaties, the right to nationality, presenting the concept of the administrative number, its reasons for emergence, its legal nature, mechanisms for addressing the issue, and the consequences of the administrative number.

The study found that minorities face challenges and difficulties in accessing basic services and exercising their civil and political rights, such as healthcare, education, housing, employment discrimination, limited job opportunities, social isolation, and integration into society.

They also face restrictions in exercising their fundamental rights, such as the right to vote and political participation.

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