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      Monday 20 May  
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      Musa Ibrahim, pictured in 2011, whose arrest was reported on Saturday by the authorities in Libya, was the high-profile public face of the Moamer Kadhafi regime as it battled the revolution that later brought it down.
      Bulletin: Mussa Ibrahim, the man who spoke for Kadhafi

      Bulletin: Mussa Ibrahim, the man who spoke for Kadhafi

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      Libya's de facto head-of-state Mohammed Megaryef gestures during an interview with AFP on September 21. Megaryef said not all areas of the country have been liberated, in remarks one year since the death of dictator Moamer Kadhafi.
      Bulletin: Libya 'not fully liberated' one year after Kadhafi

      Bulletin: Libya 'not fully liberated' one year after Kadhafi

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      An undated picture shows French AFP photographer Philippe Desmazes, who landed a scoop with his picture of Libya's leader captured and badly wounded moments before his death a year ago Saturday.
      Bulletin: Picture of captured Kadhafi, an AFP scoop

      Bulletin: Picture of captured Kadhafi, an AFP scoop

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      Libyan fighters burn posters of former leader Moamer Kadhafi in the town of Sirte on October 8, 2011. New evidence implicating militias in executions after ousted Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi was captured and killed in Sirte last October 20 raises fresh questions over his death, a watchdog said on Wednesday.
      Bulletin: Evidence of mass murder after Kadhafi's death: HRW

      Bulletin: Evidence of mass murder after Kadhafi's death: HRW

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      Former Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi pictured in Tunis in 1996. Libya took a major step towards democracy this year by holding its first free elections but success has been marred by rising extremism, failure to disband militias and delays in forming state institutions.
      Bulletin: Libyans long for security year after Kadhafi killed

      Bulletin: Libyans long for security year after Kadhafi killed

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      Moamer Kadhafi's son Seif al-Islam makes a statement in Zintan following his arrest in 2011. Seif's lawyer has told the Hague-based International Criminal Court that he would get a death sentence if tried in Libya.
      Bulletin: Kadhafi son 'would be hanged in Libya'

      Bulletin: Kadhafi son 'would be hanged in Libya'

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      Seif al-Islam is seen in Lahore in 2002. Libya has already gathered "considerable' evidence to prosecute the son of slain Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi for crimes against humanity, a lawyer told the International Criminal Court on Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Libya says has evidence to try Khadafi son Seif

      Bulletin: Libya says has evidence to try Khadafi son Seif

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      Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe, speaks at the United Nations General Assembly September 26, 2012 at UN headquarters in New York. Mugabe on Wednesday accused the UN Security Council of wielding an "insatiable appetite for war" as he condemned NATO's campaign that helped topple Libya's Moamer Kadhafi.
      Bulletin: Mugabe condemns UN Council's 'insatiable' war appetite

      Bulletin: Mugabe condemns UN Council's 'insatiable' war appetite

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      This file photo shows people waiting at a terminal inside Tripoli's international airport. Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr on Thursday called for the release of an aid worker being prevented from leaving Libya over a police investigation involving a senior official.
      Bulletin: Australia urges Libya to release aid worker

      Bulletin: Australia urges Libya to release aid worker

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      Libya said on Monday that the trial of slain dictator Moamer Kadhafi's son Seif al-Islam, pictured in 2002, on charges of crimes against humanity is still some way off.
      Bulletin: Libya denies Kadhafi son trial imminent: ICC

      Bulletin: Libya denies Kadhafi son trial imminent: ICC

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