War Crimes Court: Libya Wants To Keep Gadhafi Son

The Libyan government challenged the International Criminal Court's right to try Moammar Gadhafi's son for war crimes.

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  • Libya demands improvements after leaked photos show tiny cell of Moammar Gadhafi’s son in Beirut
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  • US judge tosses out lawsuits against Libyan commander accused of war crimes
    He returned to Libya in 2011 to support anti-Gadhafi ... war crimes abroad and thus far has escaped civil accountability,” Zaid said Sunday in an emailed statement. In court papers, Hifter ...
    04/15/2024 - 12:46 am | View Link
  • US judge claims no jurisdiction over lawsuits accusing Libyan commander of war crimes
    He returned to Libya in 2011 to support anti-Gadhafi ... committed war crimes abroad and thus far has escaped civil accountability," Zaid said Sunday in an emailed statement. In court papers ...
    04/15/2024 - 12:14 am | View Link
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