Court to Prosecute Libyan Leader for Prison Crimes
The International Criminal Court is prosecuting Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri. He is accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes. The ICC believes this will bring justice to victims of abuse.
Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri was a warden at the Mitiga prison in Tripoli. He used to work with the Rada militia. People called him "the Angel of Death." He faces 17 accusations of mistreatment and abuse. The ICC says this is a step towards helping those who were harmed.
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ICC to Prosecute Libyan Leader
The International Criminal Court will prosecute Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri for crimes against humanity and war crimes.
El Hishri Worked at Mitiga Prison
Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri was formerly warden of the Mitiga prison in Tripoli.
Charges Include Abuse and Violence
He is accused of mistreatment, abuse, and sexual violence within the prison.
El Hishri Known as 'Angel of Death'
Former detainees called him ‘the Angel of Death’.
Trial Will Address 17 Accusations
Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri will answer 17 accusations before the ICC.