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International court asked to investigate possible war crimes against migrants - Vimarsana News

International court asked to investigate possible war crimes against migrants

The International Criminal Court in The Hague is being asked to investigate crimes against migrants in Libya and the Central Mediterranean. Several European NGOs say officials in Italy and Malta could also be liable for having supported Libya’s actions.

UN chief: Over 12,000 detainees held officially in Libya - Vimarsana News

UN chief: Over 12,000 detainees held officially in Libya

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Over 12,000 detainees are held officially in 27 prisons and...

UN chief: Over 12,000 detainees held officially in Libya - Vimarsana News

UN chief: Over 12,000 detainees held officially in Libya

UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- Over 12,000 detainees are held officially in 27 prisons and detention facilities across Libya and thousands more are held illegally

UN chief: Over 12,000 detainees held officially in Libya - Vimarsana News

UN chief: Over 12,000 detainees held officially in Libya

Over 12,000 detainees are held officially in 27 prisons and detention facilities across Libya and thousands more are held illegally and often in "inhumane conditions in facilities controlled by armed groups or `secret' facilities," the United Nations chief said in a new report.

UN chief: Over 12,000 detainees held officially in Libya - Vimarsana News

UN chief: Over 12,000 detainees held officially in Libya

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Over 12,000 detainees are held officially in 27 prisons and detention facilities across Libya and thousands more are held illegally and often in “inhumane conditions in facilities controlled by armed groups or `secret’ facilities,” the United Nations chief said in a new report.

Source: apnews.com