Blog - Fair trials still out of reach in Libya

Headline Title: Blog - Fair trials still out of reach in Libya 07 September 2012 By Diana Eltahawy, Amnesty International’s Libya ResearcherTwo years ago, when Asma Sariba wrote articles for Libyan opposition websites based abroad, she put herself and her family at great risk. Back then, she did not shy away from using her real name, even posting her picture.Today, she is one of the 33 women serving on the 200-member General National Congress after Libya’s historic national elections on 7 July, which followed four decades of repression under Colonel Mu’ammar al-Gaddafi. Asma…

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