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9 signals for Criminal+Cyber · Libya

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CriminalUpdate🇱🇾Libya80d ago

Reports of coercive pressure in Libya [10 sources]

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CriminalUpdate🇱🇾Libya82d ago

Libya applied coercive pressure on Bangladeshi in Libya [8 sources]

6.8/10·GDELT Events Historical

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CriminalUpdate🇱🇾Libya85d ago

Libya applied coercive pressure in Tripoli [4 sources]

6.8/10·GDELT Events Historical

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CriminalUpdate🇱🇾Libya74d ago

Reports of conflict in Libya [4 sources]

6.5/10·GDELT Events Historical

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CriminalUpdate🇱🇾Libya75d ago

Tripoli coerced Libya in Tripoli [3 sources]

6.5/10·GDELT Events Historical

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CriminalUpdate🇱🇾Libya77d ago

Libya applied coercive pressure in Libya [8 sources]

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CriminalCrisis🇵🇸Palestine 🇱🇾Libya18d ago

Eastern Libyan government releases Gaza convoy activists after month of imprisonment Submitted by Alex MacDonald on Fri, 06/26/2026 - 12:25 Members of the Global Sumud Convoy were allowed to leave country after Khalifa Haftar's forces stopped them near Sirte Members of the 'Sumud 2' land convoy prepare to leave for the Gaza Strip, from the staging and coordination camp in the Joud Daem, about 30km west of Tripoli on 15 May (AFP/Mahmud Turkia) Off Authorities allied with Khalifa Haftar's administration in Libya have released 10 activists who were detained in the Libyan  desert en route to Gaza in late May after a month in captivity. The detainees - including activists from Spain, Poland, the  United States , Argentina, Uruguay, Portugal,  Tunisia  and Italy - were held by the Libyan Arab Armed Forces (LAAF), loyal to Haftar, after being arrested as part of the Global Sumud Convoy. The convoy had been stopped near the city of Sirte while attempting to travel east to reach Gaza.

5.5/10·Middle East Eye·Gaza, Gaza Strip

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CriminalUpdate🇱🇾Libya 🇳🇱Netherlands54d ago

The International Criminal Court held a second preliminary hearing on Wednesday for Khalid Al-Hishri, former head of the women's ward at Mitiga prison in Libya, who faces charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes. Prosecutors detailed allegations of rape, torture, persecution, and slavery targeting detainees and migrants between 2014 and 2020, and called for the case to proceed to trial.

5.5/10·RFI Français·The Hague, South Holland

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CriminalUpdate🇱🇾Libya56d ago

A former Libyan prison boss was described as a "notorious torturer" known as the "Angel of Death" who raped, murdered and abused detainees, the International Criminal Court heard on Tuesday. The ICC was kicking off three days of hearings against Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri, 47, suspected of 17 counts of crimes against humanity and war crimes allegedly committed at Mitiga prison near Tripoli between February 2015 and early 2020.

5.1/10·Al-Monitor (MENA)·Tripoli, Tripoli

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