Libya's parliament has passed a no-confidence vote in the newly-elected Prime Minister Mustafa Abu Shagur, dismissing him from his post.
Abu Shagur has been forced to stand down after the national congress rejected his second proposed cabinet line-up. His first list of 29 ministers was rejected for not being diverse enough.
His second one, a shorter list submitted on Sunday, was also rejected by lawmakers, who voted 125 to 44 in favour of removing him.
Lawmakers now have three to four weeks to elect a new premier.
Abu Shagur was elected by the assembly last month but he struggled to form a government which satisfied all factions in parliament.
Image: Mustafa Abu Shagur
Photograph: Reuters
