75 submitted first to conciliation committees and so that if individuals fail to take this course, the Court will turn down their litigation. In order to effectuate and cement the idea of reconciliatory justice, this Law needs reconsideration. As a consequence, Law no 4/2010 was issued with new more developed concepts of reconciliatory justice compared to the previous Law and has gone so far as to expand the competence of conciliation and reconciliation committees to include even criminal cases. The Law as well declines to associate reconciliatory justice with the administrative structure of the State. It rather renders competent non-governmental committees to be formed in every congress or residential quarter. These committees are to be made up of persons who are best known for their efficiency, fairness, impartiality, social prestige and experience in dispute settlement. Section II: Legal and Judicial Protection of Human Rights Since its inception, the Great Al Fateh Revolution has devoted special interest to the enactment of legislation on the protection of citizens' rights and the harmonization of its related laws with international treaties and instruments it abides by. Besides enacting laws to protect rights and basic freedoms of individuals, control mechanisms and organs were introduced to ensure respect for effective laws and oversee their application. In this part of the report, we tackle legal protection as item 1, judicial protection as item 2 and control mechanisms as item 3 as follows. First: Legal Protection: 1) Basic Laws: This protection is discernable through overriding interest the Great Jamhirya has developed in human rights and basic freedoms in a number of basic