... replaced by new ones 
All on the coin of the idiots from the west that includes my great peacefull country, CANADA ... ( my taxes are paying for that ... )
... and that is without taking into account the civilians killed by NATO bombings in Sirte , while enforcing the " no-fly zone " ....
Most heard phrase in Libya now : GOD IS GREAT .... !!!!
All on the coin of the idiots from the west that includes my great peacefull country, CANADA ... ( my taxes are paying for that ... )
Libya's NTC accused of detainee abuse
Libya's National Transitional Council (NTC) is holding about 2,500 detainees in the capital Tripoli alone, many of whom have been beaten and subjected to other ill-treatment and not given access to lawyers or judicial proceedings, Amnesty International, the London-based human-rights watchdog, says.
Prisoners interviewed by the group's researchers said they had been held for various durations, from a few days to a few months and that with rare exception they had not been arrested under any kind of legal order.
In the report released on Thursday, Detention Abuses Staining the New Libya, Amnesty said mistreatment most commonly involves beatings, particularly with wooden sticks or ropes on the feet.
At least two guards in two different detention facilities told Amnesty researchers they beat detainees in order to extract "confessions" more quickly.
Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, the group's deputy director for the Middle East and North Africa, said: "There is a real risk that without firm and immediate action, some patterns of the past might be repeated. Arbitrary arrest and torture were a hallmark of Colonel [Muammar] Gaddafi's rule.
"We understand that the transitional authorities are facing many challenges, but if they do not make a clear break with the past now, they will effectively be sending out a message that treating detainees like this is to be tolerated in the new Libya."
... video on the site
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/af...717966780.html
Libya's National Transitional Council (NTC) is holding about 2,500 detainees in the capital Tripoli alone, many of whom have been beaten and subjected to other ill-treatment and not given access to lawyers or judicial proceedings, Amnesty International, the London-based human-rights watchdog, says.
Prisoners interviewed by the group's researchers said they had been held for various durations, from a few days to a few months and that with rare exception they had not been arrested under any kind of legal order.
In the report released on Thursday, Detention Abuses Staining the New Libya, Amnesty said mistreatment most commonly involves beatings, particularly with wooden sticks or ropes on the feet.
At least two guards in two different detention facilities told Amnesty researchers they beat detainees in order to extract "confessions" more quickly.
Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, the group's deputy director for the Middle East and North Africa, said: "There is a real risk that without firm and immediate action, some patterns of the past might be repeated. Arbitrary arrest and torture were a hallmark of Colonel [Muammar] Gaddafi's rule.
"We understand that the transitional authorities are facing many challenges, but if they do not make a clear break with the past now, they will effectively be sending out a message that treating detainees like this is to be tolerated in the new Libya."
... video on the site
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/af...717966780.html
Most heard phrase in Libya now : GOD IS GREAT .... !!!!
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