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Libya judge who ordered arrest of ex-army chief Abdul Fatah Younes killed


Le Vendredi 22 Juin modifié le Mardi 30 Novembre



Libyan judge Jumaa Hassan al-Jazwi, who ordered the arrest of Moamer Kadhafi's ex-interior minister after he defected to lead rebels last year and died in mysterious circumstances, was murdered on Thursday, his son said.
Libya judge who ordered arrest of ex-army chief Abdul Fatah Younes killed
"My father was killed on his way to evening prayers in the mosque of Shaheed Ahmed Sharif," in the eastern city of Benghazi, cradle of the revolt that toppled Kadhafi's regime, said Ali al-Jazwi.

An official at the Benghazi Medical Centre confirmed the death, saying the corpse had been delivered with "signs of a bullet  entering from his right side and exiting through the left."

Jazwi was said to have signed the arrest order for General Abdel Fatah Yunes, who was summoned for questioning from the front line in the city of Brega last July. The general is believed to have been killed on his way to Benghazi.

Extra judicial killings continue in Libya.The recent mysterious death of former Energy Minister and Prime Minister Shukri Ghanem is still unexplained.




Source : https://www.marocafrik.com/english/Libya-judge-who...