iolence, including the disheartening killing of prominent human rights activist Salwa Bugaighis, and fewer than half of all eligible Libyans voted. The electoral commission noted that about two weeks' time was needed to count votes and produce accurate results. Meanwhile, the battle continues between General Hiftar's fo

ces were handed down after a two-day trial, sparking an international controversy that the UN called a "breach of international human rights law." The electoral commission announced that the presidential election will now take place on May 26th and 27th. If there is no clear winner, the election will go into a second r