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Update ICC prosecutors say Libyan suspect was notorious torturer

ICC prosecutors say Libyan suspect was notorious torturer

  • “⁠Al Hishri was ⁠widely known as a notorious torturer at the helm of Mitiga prison,” Khan said
  • Prosecutors said Al Hishri personally abused and tortured inmates ⁠and raped them
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