The Airstrikes on the Daman Building Complex, Including the Tajoura Detention Centre, 2 July 2019
- Author:
- OHCHR
- Publisher:
- United Nations Human Rights
- Publication Date:
- 27 January 2020
- Tags:
- Libya
In a new report on the July 2019 airstrikes in Libya that killed at least 53 migrants and refugees at the Tajoura detention centre - one of the deadliest incidents since a new round of hostilities broke out in April 2019 - the UN has renewed its call on all parties to the conflict to conduct independent, impartial and thorough investigations to ensure accountability for violations of international law.
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