Libya must seek justice not revenge in case of former al-Gaddafi intelligence chief

Headline Title: Libya must seek justice not revenge in case of former al-Gaddafi intelligence chief 18 October 2012 A year on from the capture and killing of Colonel Mu’ammar al-Gaddafi, Amnesty International is calling on the Libyan authorities to hand over immediately the former ruler’s military intelligence chief to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to face charges of crimes against humanity. Despite an ICC arrest warrant for Abdullah al-Senussi being active since June 2011, he was extradited back to Libya on 5 September after being arrested in Mauritania in March of this…

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