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Libya to begin hearings of son Gadhafi, Senussi
Bera said that Libyan jurisdiction had enough knowledge to try Gadhafi and Senussi.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Libya will begin to hear the cases of Gadhafi's son Saif al-Islam Gadhafi and former head of Libyan Military Intelligence Abdullah Senussi within a month.
Libyan Chief Prosecutor Taha Bera told AA on Friday that International Criminal Court demanded Libya to hand over Gadhafi and Senussi, but Libya did not have an obligation to meet this demand.
Bera said that Libyan jurisdiction had enough knowledge to try Gadhafi and Senussi.
Bera also said that Libya made official demands many times to Egypt to get back the executives of former Libyan regime, however, Egypt did not give an actual response so far.
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