Appeals judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) have upheld a decision that allows Libyan authorities to put on trial a former Gadaffi intelligence chief over human rights abuses.
The appeals panel confirmed Thursday that the case against Abdullah al-Senoussi, who is currently detained in Libya, should not be handled by the Hague-based court because prosecutors in Libya are pursuing similar charges against him.
The ICC indicted Senoussi in 2011 on charges of murder and persecution allegedly committed during Muammar Gaddafi’s failed attempt to crush a popular revolt in 2011, which succeeded in toppling the leader…
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