Libya’s neighbours must not shield al-Gaddafi from prosecution

08 September 2011 No country should provide a safe haven to Colonel al-Gaddafi or other Libyan officials suspected of committing crimes under international law. Libya’s neighbours must arrest Colonel Mu’ammar al-Gaddafi and others wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) if the former Libyan leader crosses the border, Amnesty International said today. Former officials from al-Gaddafi’s government have reportedly fled to neighbouring Niger and authorities in Burkina Faso have denied claims that al-Gaddafi was offered safe haven in the country. “No country should provide a…

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