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There was something of a backlash to that possibility in libya. there were people from the gnu's justice ministry and also from human rights officials who were saying that the case shouldn't be over and shouldn't be reopened. libya had accepted responsibility and paid a huge amount of compensation back in 2003. they were saying effectively it had been dealt with. but the americans and scots, of course, have always felt that it hadn't been finished. and today we've had a statement from the crown 0ffice, the prosecution service in scotland, saying that the families of those killed in the lockerb...

To that possibility in libya. there were people from the gnu's justice ministry and also from human rights officials were saying that the case shouldn't be over and shouldn't be reopened. libya had accepted responsibility and paid a huge amount of compensation back in 2003. they were saying effectively it had been dealt with. but the americans and scots, of course, have always felt that it hadn't been finished. and today we've had a statement from the crown 0ffice, the prosecution service in scotland, saying that the families of those killed in the lockerbie bombing have been told that abu agi...

In the months before she died, the police either failed to record things properly, didn't investigate and when were calls made a priority, they didn't respond. i felt like they really empowered the perpetrator, rather than helping the victim. she lost hope. slowly, slowly she started not calling them as much as she was before. this was tarin being arrested a few days later. he had been making threats for months, but despite repeated calls, the police never made an arrest. the family said they hope the women's deaths would be a catalyst for change. the independent 0ffice the independent office ...

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