Tripoli Court of Appeal rejects changes to judicial officials' financial benefits | The Libya Observer

The Tripoli Court of Appeal’s General Assembly has rejected proposals that would change the financial rights and benefits of judicial officials, reaffirming Law No. 8 of 2024 that sets their entitlements. In a statement released Sunday after a meeting, the assembly said any proposed legislation affecting judges’ financial affairs must be submitted upon the recommendation of the Supreme Judicial Council. It cited Law No. 6 of 2006 on the judicial system, as amended, as the legal basis. The assembly also warned against executive interference in judicial matters and urged the House of Representatives not to consider any bill related to the status of judicial officials unless it follows the Supreme Judicial Council route.