Libya's House of Representatives suspended its official session on Monday after discussing the draft national reconciliation law and a law on witchcraft and sorcery.

The house held its official session in Benghazi under the chairmanship of Aguila Saleh, in the presence of First Deputy Speaker Fawzi Al-Nuwairi and Second Vice President Mesbah Douma.

House spokesman Abdullah Bliheg said in a press statement that representatives discussed the draft national reconciliation law and decided to refer it to the Justice and National Reconciliation Committee for study and a written opinion.

Bliheg added that the council also discussed a draft law on the limiting of witchcraft and sorcery, but decided to postpone futher discussion on the topic until Tuesday's session.