Obama carried out physical assault on Libya in Afghanistan [4 sources]
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Obama carried out physical assault on Libya in Afghanistan [4 sources]
Jordan carried out physical assault in Libya [4 sources]
Detainee carried out physical assault in Libya [5 sources]
Trafficker carried out physical assault on Migrant in Libya [5 sources]
Libya deployed military forces in Tripoli [5 sources]
Libya deployed military forces in Libya [10 sources]
Reports of coercive pressure in Libya [10 sources]
Libya applied coercive pressure on Bangladeshi in Libya [8 sources]
Libya applied coercive pressure in Tripoli [4 sources]
Reports of conflict in Libya [4 sources]
Tripoli coerced Libya in Tripoli [3 sources]
Libya applied coercive pressure in Libya [8 sources]
Libya issued threats against Cargo Ship in Bandar Abbas [8 sources]
Usaid coerced Libya in Maryland [5 sources]
Record 40 Tons of Cocaine Seized from Ship by Spanish Police "Socalj" for Borderland Beat The Spanish police announced the seizure of what is believed to be the largest seized shipment of cocaine in history. On Friday May 1, Spanish Civil Guard took control of a ship loaded with huge quantities of drugs off the coast of the Canary Islands. According to sources from the main Civil Guard Union (AUGC), reported by Agence France-Presse, the quantity seized is estimated to be between 35 and 45 tons of cocaine, as the ship’s holds were “completely full” of drug packages, making it a “historic operation.” Currently, thorough inspections of the ship are being conducted, which docked in the Canary ports after departing from Freetown, Sierra Leone, heading towards Benghazi, Libya.
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.
WHO validates elimination of trachoma as a public health problem in Libya