Weak UN Resolution On Libya Exposes EU Bias hrw: Libya
were among main culprits committing crimes against migrants, and called on the EU to stop their support., instead of insisting on accountability for abuses, limited itself to supporting UN capacity-building and technical assistance to the government in Tripoli.
The resolution is a double failure for the EU. First, a failure to apply the same standards across situations of grave human rights violations and to support accountability where international crimes are documented.
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