Sarah Abdullah Senussi concerned with father’s health and legal rights
By Nihal Zaroug. Abdullah Senussi was extradited back to Libya from Mauritania on 5 September 2012. Tripoli, 12 November: Abdullah ...
Tag: Senussi
Concerns for safety of Senussi daughter in Libya, says Amnesty International
By George Grant. Anoud Al-Senussi's father, Abdullah, was extradited to Libya from Mauritania on 5 September. He was one of ...
Prosecuting Abdullah Senussi
By Umar Khan. Abdullah Senussi called the allegations against him "mass media lies", until he was confronted by many of ...
Senussi told he would be meeting ‘an important person’ before extradition
By Ashraf Abdul-Wahab. Senussi had dressed himself in traditional clothes in preparation for the ocassion. Tripoli, 7 September: Former spy-chief ...
Kib insists Senussi will receive fair trial in Libya
By Michel Cousins. The prime minister has said any trial of Abdullah Al-Senussi would take place inside Libya. Tripoli, 5 ...
Government struck financial deal with Mauritania over Senussi handover
By George Grant. The government source confirmed that a deal had been struck but denied any suggestions of financial impropriety. ...
Update – Senussi extradited to Libya; transferred to Hadba prison
By George Grant. Senussi being escorted off a helicopter by Chief of Staff Yusuf Mangoush after his arrival in Tripoli ...
Highlight of the government’s weekly press conference
Tripoli, 7 June 2012: by Sami Zaptia. - Airport attack - Benghazi US consulate attack - No new news regarding ...
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