Libya: Targeted sanctions and accountability crucial to ending spiralling war crimes in Benghazi

Headline Title: Libya: Targeted sanctions and accountability crucial to ending spiralling war crimes in Be 28 January 2015 Targeted UN sanctions and accountability, including through the International Criminal Court (ICC), are urgently needed to end rampant abductions, torture, summary killings and other abuses by rival forces in Libya, some of which amount to war crimes, according to a new briefing published by Amnesty International today. Benghazi's descent into chaos: abductions, summary killings and other abuses sheds light on a series of gruesome abuses carried out…

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