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Neighbouring States Warned Not to Harbour Al Qathafi or His Aides
[Tripoli Post] Although there have been lots of speculations and conflicting reports, the whereabouts of the runaway former leader, are still quite unknown. Most of the reports claim that he is still hiding in one of his last remaining strongholds, but others have speculated that he may have left the country.

If the latter is the case, Amnesia Amnesty International has urged countries that neighbour Libya, particularly Niger and Algeria, not to harbour Al Qadaffy
...who single-handedly turned a moderately prosperous kingdom into a dictator's fantasyland...
 and his aides.

Algeria has already given sanctuary to Al Qadaffy's wife Safiya, and daughter Ayesha, and two of his sons, Mohammed and Hannibal, while Niger is reported to have given safe haven to his security chief Mansour Dhao.

Amnesty has reminded Libya's neighbours that Al Qadaffy, his son Seif al-Islam and his intelligence chief Abdullah al-Sanussi, are accused of crimes against humanity and are on the International Criminal Court
... where Milosevich died of old age before being convicted ...
's wanted list.

Amnesia Amnesty International's senior director Claudio Cordone, said that no country should provide a safe haven to the deposed leader or others suspected of committing crimes under international law. "All African states should reaffirm their commitment to ending impunity for the most serious crimes under international law," he said.

He added that this also includes arresting and surrendering all ICC suspects to The Hague, and if they are found outside Libya, national authorities in that country must immediately arrest them and hand them over to the ICC to face trial for these crimes.
Posted by: Fred 2011-09-09
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