Libya: Prison records at risk of being lost

29 August 2011 Key prison records and other documentation are at risk of being lost as sites remain unsecure and documents are destroyed or taken away in Libya. Key prison records and other documentation are at risk of being lost as sites remain unsecure and documents are destroyed or taken away in Libya, Amnesty International warned today."Prison records and other physical evidence may be critical for any forthcoming trials for crimes committed under the rule of Colonel Mu'ammar al-Gaddafi," said Claudio Cordone, Senior Director at Amnesty International."In addition, they could…

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