theguardian.com
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Libya Militia Commander Refugees International Criminal Court
National SecurityCrimes Against HumanityProsecutorsLeader
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- Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri, a former militia commander in Libya, faces ICC charges for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
- Charges include murder, rape, and torture in detention centers from 2014 to 2020.
- Hishri was arrested in Germany in 2022.
- This is the first case from the ICC's Libya investigation to reach court.
- Eight other ICC arrest warrants related to Libya violence remain pending.
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