No arrests yet made over Sabratha killings, says New Zealand Foreign Ministry
Tripoli, 6 January 2014: There have been no arrests made over the killing of British and New Zealand citizens Mark ...
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British Embassy expresses deep sadness over Sabratha killings
By Ashraf Abdul-Wahab. Tripoli, 5 January 2014: The British Embassy in Tripoli has issued a statement expressing deep sadness at ...
Briton killed in Sabratha named
By Libya Herald staff. Mark de Salis Tripoli, 4 January 2014: The Briton shot dead on a beach near Sabratha ...
UK calls for thorough investigation into Sabratha killings
Tripoli, 3 January 2014: The UK has called on the Libyan Government to carry out a thorough investigation into the ...
Murdered Briton worked for oil services company
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 3 January 2014: A British man, one of two foreign nationals from the UK and ...
Reports of Briton and New Zealander shot near Sabratha
By Hadi Fornaji. Tripoli, 2 January 2104: Reports that a Briton and a New Zealander were shot dead near Zuwara ...
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