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Libyans want justice. The rebellion in Libya was started by those seeking justice for Abu Salim. Lawyers for Justice in Libya, working in different countries, was a critical component at a key time in promoting justice. Luis Moreno Ocampo FORMER CHIEF PROSECUTOR International Criminal Court |
13 May 2013
LFJL sends its thoughts and prayers to all those affected by today’s car bombing near the Al Jala Hospital in Benghazi, which has killed at least 12 individuals, including two children. We are deeply concerned by the continuation of such attacks in Libya, which can be attributed to the overall lack, and evasion of, accountability. LFJL urges the government to assert the rule of law and hold perpetrators accountable for their crimes
9 May 2013
Lawyers for Justice in Libya condemns the destruction of the Hamid Hudari Shrine in Sebha that occurred earlier today by two rocket propelled grenades, as reported. LFJL continues to urge the Libyan government to take all necessary measures to ensure that any remaining religious and historical sites, which may be vulnerable to attacks, are protected and that the rights of religious minorities to access their religious sites are guaranteed.
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