The Libyan Attorney General, Al-Siddiq Al-Sour, said on Wednesday that the Public Prosecution Office launched an investigation into the “extradition” of Abu Agila Masud Al-Maryami, without legal procedures.
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Libya rival leader fears Lockerbie extradition is ‘illegal’
One of Libya’s two rival leaders suggested on Sunday a suspect in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing may have been illegally extradited.
Libyan Parliament calls for urgent investigation into Masud’s extradition to US
Heads of the Defense and Foreign Affairs Committees of the Libyan Parliament, Talal al-Mihoub and Youssef al-Aqouri, has called for an urgent investigation into the extradition of the Libyan national, Abu Agila Masud, to the United States, over allegation on his connection to the Lockerbie bombing in 1988.
HoR passes controversial Constitutional Court Law
At Tuesday’s session in Benghazi, the House of Representatives (HoR) passed with a majority of votes a controversial Constitutional Court Law, according to Official HoR Spokesperson Abdalla Belheeg.
Interior, justice ministries to launch project for developing juvenile justice
Libya’s interior and justice ministries have agreed to launch a joint project for the development of juvenile justice, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) says.
30 Libyan organizations say children are being treated like adults in criminal cases
A statement by 30 Libyan organizations concerned with children’s rights said that children in Libya are treated as adults in criminal cases, saying that minors, whether they are Libyans or illegal immigrants, are detained in adult prisons except for some cases.
Al-Mishri files complaint against Dbeibah
A source close to the High Council of State (HCS) confirmed that the HCS Head, Khalid Al-Mishri, filed an official complaint against the Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah with the Attorney General’s Office, accusing Dbeibah of obstructing the work of the HCS and preventing …
Former FM Siyala taken into custody
The Public Prosecutor has ordered former foreign minister Mohamed Siyala to be taken into custody pending investigations in a case involving the improper exercise of public service during his term of office that led to the squandering of over 4.5 million US dollars.
Attorney General orders the arrest of suspects in Man-Made River pipes crimes
The Attorney General’s Office announced Tuesday that it had ordered the arrest of those suspected of causing damage to and stealing the pre-stressed Man-Made River concrete pipes.
Parliament will debate the Constitutional Court and the Unified Pay Scale
MP Ibrahim Al-Zaghid stated that the House of Representatives will hold its session on Tuesday.