17 Journal of Youth and Sport - Volunteer – Fighting Echo (Sada as Mokafaha)_ Print Mezan (Libra) - Garyounis - Raya newspaper -the Student (AlTaleb) D. Professional Magazines The Domain (Al Majal) –The Complex (Al Mojamaa) Journal of Real Estate – Platform (Al Menbar) – The Good Example (Al Oswa al Hasana) Communication (Al Tawasul)- Al Refqa Customs - The Four Seasons - N Magazine (nun) - Journal of Human Sciences - Torch Magazine and hold fast (Waetasumu) - Studies. Sixth: Right to Movement and Residence The right to movement and residence is one of the rights closely related to human freedom, and it is deemed one of the basic rights, given its relevance to the right to citizenship and nationality. This right was noted in all international human rights instruments such as the Universal Declaration on Human Rights, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the African Charter of Human and Peoples' Rights for 1981 we are talking about. Humans have the right to move and reside wherever they want inside or outside borders. Some constraints on this right were mentioned in the International Law on Human Rights, (Article 4/2) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights for 1966 placing restrictions in specific cases such emergencies, wars and others relating to State public security conditions. The Libyan legislation did not prejudice this right in its content but rather abided by its determinants. The principle cited in the 1988 Great Green Human Rights Charter stressed that "sons of the mass society are free – in times of peace– to move and