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Legal group Illegal detentions judges fear cause Libyan lawlessness
TRIPOLI, Libya -- Lawlessness in Libya is a result of lack of security for judges and lawyers and the detention of 8,000 people without charges, a legal aid group said.
Tribes Keep Uneasy Peace in Southern Libya
Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan Tebu suffered from state-sanctioned discrimination, which stemmed in part from the failure of the semi-nomadic tribe to register under Libya's 1954 citizenship law.
Canadian security investigators probe possible instigators of London terror suspects
Canadian national security investigators are probing intelligence about figures in London, Ont., who allegedly promoted extreme views of Islam and may have encouraged young Muslim men and converts to go abroad , the Star has learned.
Mythologies collide over Benghazi attack
The capital is in the throes of deja vu and preview as it plunges back into Clinton Rules, defined by a presidential aide on the hit ABC show Scandal as damage control that goes like this: "It's not true, it's not true, it's not true, it's old news." The conservatives appearing on Benghazi-obsessed Fox News are a damage patrol with an approach that ... (more)
Libya: UN Mission Strongly Condemns Deadly Bombing In Bengha
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Libya strongly condemned the bombing that took place today near a hospital in the city of Benghazi and resulted in a number of deaths, including children, as well as injuries.
Deadly bomb strikes civilian area in east Libya
Officials gave conflicting casualty figures, with death tolls ranging from three to 10 in the chaotic aftermath of the attack.
A Whistleblower's Story: What it hides and what it reveals
Years ago I learned that there are two ways to tell a story. One way reveals something the story teller wishes to communicate.
Libyan security fears linger despite end of siege
Staff remove damaged items following a bomb explosion at a police station by unknown assailants Benghazi May 12, 2013.
Libyan officials back at work after militia siege
TRIPOLI, Libya Officials at two Libyan government ministries returned to work Sunday after nearly two weeks of protests by militia fighters, who blocked the entrances to the buildings.
Libyan envoy addresses violence
Libya's democratic revolution in 2011 toppled strongman Moammar Gaddafi's 30-year rule, drafted an interim constitution and, in July last year, Libyans democratically elected a new General National Congress for the first time.
Benghazi Hearing: State Dept official said "We're on our own"
The House Oversight Committee's hearing has revealed more about the circumstances surrounding the September 11, 2012 attacks on a U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya.
Travel around the world has never been easier, especially if you have your own fleet of jet airplanes.
Benghazi Whistle Blower Demoted for Bad Management, Not Whistle Blowing?
ThinkProgress' Hayes Brown reports that, contrary to his claim that he was demoted for speaking up on the Benghazi attacks, Gregory Hicks was instead demoted for being a bad manager.
Libya Latest: "Us Military Has Alerted 2 Elite Military Units to Be on Standby"
The US military has alerted 2 elite military units to be on standby if needed to respond to a deteriorating security situation in Tripoli, Libya, Fox News has learned.
Whether the or not the administration minimized the account of the attack on Benghazi for political gain, they've as good as admitted to it.
Libya activists protest militias, Islamists
Hundreds of Libyan activists rallied in three major cities across the country on Friday, denouncing the use of force by the country's unruly militias and decrying what they describe as political maneuverings by the nation's Muslim Brotherhood.