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Truth and Justice Can’t Wait
Human Rights Developments in Libya Amid Institutional Obstacles
I. Summary
II.
Recommendations
III.
Methodology
IV.
Background
International
Re-integration
Reform
Initiatives
V. Freedom
of Expression
Prosecution
of Journalists
Libya’s
International Obligations and Libyan Law..
VI. Freedom
of Assembly and Association
Freedom of
Assembly
No
Independent Nongovernmental Organizations
Freedom of
Association Criminalized
The 2008
Attempt to Establish a Human Rights Organization
Libya’s
International Obligations
VII.
Violations by the Internal Security Agency
Arbitrary
Detention
Mahmoud
Boushima
Abdellatif
Al-Raqoubi
Political
Prisoners
Abdelnasser
al-Rabbasi
Mahmud Matar
Fathi
al-Jahmi
Disappearance
Jaballa
Hamed Matar and Izzat al-Megaryef
Mansur
al-Kikhya
Imam Sayyed
Musa Sadr
Death in
Custody
Ismail
Ibrahim Al Khazmi
VIII.
Impunity for Gross Abuses
The 1996 Abu
Salim Killings
From
Official Denial to Grudging Acknowledgment
Offers of
Compensation but Not Truth
Unprecedented
Activism – the Demands of the Families
Libya’s
Obligations Under International Law
IX. The
State Security Court- A New People’s Court?
Abdelhakim
Al-Khoweildy
Mohamed
Ahmed Al-Shoro’eyya
Case of
Idris Boufayed, Jamal el Haji and 12 Others
Case of
Shukri Sahil
X. The Death
Penalty
Acknowledgements
Annex :
Letters to the Authorities
Letter to
Libyan Secretary for Justice
Letter to
Libyan Secretary for Public Security
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