Der Chef des Militärgeheimdienstes der ostlibyschen ANL, Fawsi al-Mansuri, wurde bei einem Autobombenanschlag nach dem Verlassen einer Moschee in Bengasi getötet. Die ANL sprach von einer kriminellen Tat und kündigte an, weiter gegen den Terrorismus zu kämpfen.
Hannibal Gaddafi criticized the lack of progress in the investigation into his brother Saif al-Islam Gaddafi's assassination, calling for clear stances from the Zintan tribe and the Public Prosecution. Saif al-Islam was killed by unknown gunmen in Zintan on February 3rd.
Libya's High State Council has tasked its presidency to take urgent legal and oversight measures against the head of the Administrative Oversight Authority, Abdullah Qadarbuh, for honoring former Gaddafi regime officials, citing the act's offense to victims' families and threat to social peace.
The International Criminal Court's (ICC) statement that Saif al-Islam Gaddafi's case is not closed due to the lack of an official death certificate has ignited debate in Libya, with supporters of the former regime seeing it as a political move and others as a legal formality.
A Libyan appeals court acquitted 31 former officials of Muammar Gaddafi's regime on charges of suppressing 2011 protesters. The case, which began in 2014 and saw death sentences issued in 2015, concluded Monday with acquittals, though some defendants face separate charges.
Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri, a former militia commander accused of murder, rape, and torture in Libyan detention centers, has appeared at the International Criminal Court (ICC). This is the first case to reach a courtroom from the ICC's investigation into crimes in Libya post-Gaddafi, marking a significant step towards justice for refugees.
Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri, a former Libyan militia commander, faces a landmark hearing at the International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. This is the first case from the ICC's Libya investigation to reach a courtroom, stemming from alleged abuses in detention centres.
