Tripoli, The meeting held by the President of the Supreme Council of State, “Khaled Al-Mashri” today, Monday, with the President of the Supreme Judicial Council, “Miftah Al-Qawi” was devoted to discussing the observations of the Supreme Judicial Counci…
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Campaigners launch court bid to prevent UK-Rwanda asylum flights
LONDON— Campaigners on Wednesday launched a court bid to block UK government’s plans to send asylum seekers to Rwanda as it attempts to stop migrant boat crossings from France.The government in London said last month that it intends to fly a first plan…
Al-Mashri stresses the independence of the judiciary and keeps it away from political quarrels
Tripoli- The President of the Supreme Council of State, “Khaled Al-Mashri,” met today, Monday, the President of the Supreme Court of Judiciary, “Mohamed Al-Hafi”, at the council’s headquarters in Tripoli.During the meeting, Al-Mashri stressed the indep…
Tripoli Appeals Court adjourns verdict against accused in Abu Salim massacre to mid-June
Tripoli- the Tripoli Court of Appeal postponed the pronouncement of the verdict in the case of abuse of Abu Salim prison until mid-June next.The Tripoli Appeals Court announced a date to pronounce the verdict against the accused in the Abu Salim massac…
UK ‘refuses’ Libya request to return ‘stolen’ artefacts
Published by Al-Araby The UK has allegedly refused a request to hand over artefacts ‘stolen’ from Libya more than 200 years ago, according to media reports on Sunday. A London-based lawyer, Mohamed ben Shaban, submitted an official request last...
Guinea junta leader decides on 39-month transition
CONAKRY— Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, the head of Guinea’s military junta, said Saturday he had opted for a 39-month transitional period before a return to civilian rule.He made the announcement in a speech broadcast on television, saying the National Tra…
Malawi Court Convicts 12 People in Albino Attack
A high court in Malawi has convicted five people of murder for the 2018 killing of a 22-year-old albino man, including the victim’s brother. The court convicted seven other people of selling the victim’s body parts.Malawi officials say more than 170 al…