25 March 2012

Libya Resists International Court’s Claim on War Crimes Case

Libya’s interim authorities escalated their face-off against the International Criminal Court (ICC) over the entitlement to try Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi and Abdullah Senussi (former intelligence chief of Libya). In regard of the latter, France also seeks custody. The interim authorities are determined to try both defendants at home, but doubts on the ability to hold a fair trial have induced the ICC to step in and to seek custody of the defendants.

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Source: New York Times | Libya Resists International Court’s Claim on War Crimes Case

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