Mon Aug 29, 2011
Over 10,000 out of an estimated 50,000 plus political prisoners held in fugitive Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi's jails have been freed by fighters since the collapse of the capital Tripoli, an official says.
Ahmed Omar Bani, spokesman for the revolutionary forces, expressed deep concerns about the remaining tens of thousands the whereabouts of whom is not known yet, AFP reported.
“Many people in Tripoli are now discovering mass graves around former detention centers and Abu Salim prison,” said Bani.
The spokesperson also urged people to come forward with any information on prisoners, “or they will be considered complicit in these crimes.”
Abu Salim prison is a top security prison in the Libyan capital, which has often been described as “notorious.”
Source: PressTV.
Link: http://edition.presstv.ir/detail/196330.html.
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