Tripoli Prison Director Accused of Crimes Against Migrants

Khaled Mohamed Ali al-Hishri, a prison director in Tripoli, is set to become the first Libyan to be tried by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges of crimes against migrants, including allegations of enslavement.

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le-figaroFrench25d ago

« Nous avons été réduits en esclavage » : le directeur d’une prison de Tripoli accusé de crimes contre des migrants

DÉCRYPTAGE - Khaled Mohamed Ali al-Hishri, dont le procès doit s’ouvrir dans les prochains mois, sera le premier libyen jugé par la Cour pénale internationale (CPI).

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Tripoli Prison Director Accused of Crimes Against Migrants

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« Nous avons été réduits en esclavage » : le directeur d’une prison de Tripoli accusé de crimes contre des migrants

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