Libya: Reported Capture of Abdullah Sanussi

Libyan authorities should treat humanely Abdullah Sanussi, Muammar Gaddafi’s intelligence chief, who was reportedly captured in southern Libya, Human Rights Watch said today. The Libyan authorities should ensure Sanussi’s safety and promptly transfer him to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for fair trial. (New York) – Libyan authorities should treat humanely Abdullah Sanussi, Muammar Gaddafi’s intelligence chief, who was reportedly captured in southern Libya, Human Rights Watch said today. The Libyan authorities should ensure Sanussi’s safety and promptly transfer him to the International…

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