Libya: Release or transfer British journalists and Libyan colleagues

Headline Title: Libya: Release or transfer British journalists and Libyan colleagues 28 February 2012 Two British journalists and their Libyan colleagues held by a Libyan militia must be set free immediately or transferred into government custody, Amnesty International said. Nicholas Davies-Jones, Gareth Montgomery-Johnson, and their Libyan colleagues have been held by the Suweihli militia since their capture in Tripoli early on 21 February. The Suweihli militia – which operates out of Misratah but has operatives in Tripoli and elsewhere in the country – seized the men while…

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