Libya Postpones Abu Salim Prison Massacre Trial to November 15
Libyan court postpones trial of defendants in Abu Salim prison massacre case to November 15 due to absence of defendants and change in judicial body.
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Libyan court postpones trial of defendants in Abu Salim prison massacre case to November 15 due to absence of defendants and change in judicial body.
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