Libyan who attended protests in London could face life in jail

Headline Title:  Libyan who attended protests in London could face life in jail 10 September 2013 The Libyan authorities must immediately drop charges that violate the rights to freedom of expression and assembly of a man who was involved in protests against military intervention in Libya in London on 28 June 2011, Amnesty International said. Tomorrow Moad al-Hnesh, a Libyan engineer aged 34, will appear in the Zawiya Criminal Court charged with crimes against the state in relation to his activities in the United Kingdom during the 2011 Libyan conflict. If found guilty he could face…

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