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"Tainted" death sentences given to former regime officials illustrate the "state of disarray" in Libya's justice system, Human Rights Watch said Friday.
A Libyan move to set up a commission tasked with examining the human rights record of the Gadhafi regime is a step in the right direction, a U.N. official said.
The judicial system in post-war Libya is being tested by human rights and national security concerns, the U.N. envoy to Libya said.
A court in the Libyan city of Misurata said it sentenced former Libyan Minister of Education Ahmed Ibrahim to death for crimes committed during war in 2011.
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A New York cab driver says he plans to decorate his cab with red and white hearts on Valentine's Day to help promote his second job -- taxi cab matchmaker.
A French cameraman kidnapped eight days earlier was released Monday by his Somali captors.
Two Egyptian boys born as conjoined twins and separated during a 34-hour operation in 2003 are said to be enjoying life on their own.
A packed bus fell off a bridge into a river in Nigeria, killing 56 passengers, after the driver may have dozed off, authorities said.
Libya's Deputy Speaker Ahmed Ibrahim accused the United States Tuesday of distributing forged copies of the Koran to tarnish the image of Islam. During a lecture to the Libyan Students' Union in Tripoli, Ibrahim said the U.S. administration under orders f
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