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      Wednesday 19 June  
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      An image grab from a video released by the Zintan Media Centre in November 2011 shows Seif al-Islam, the captured son of killed Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi, making a statement following his arrest. He will go on trial in September in the town of Zintan where he is being held, the prosecution's spokesman says.
      Bulletin: Kadhafi son Seif to be tried in September

      Bulletin: Kadhafi son Seif to be tried in September

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      Australian lawyer Melinda Taylor (R) and her interpreter from Lebanon, Helen Assaf, who were part of a legal team from the International Criminal Court, are seen following their release from detention in Zintan. The four envoys of the ICC who were detained in Libya last month after visiting the son of slain leader Moamer Kadhafi, have arrived in the Netherlands, an ICC spokesman said.
      Bulletin: ICC expects release Monday of team held in Libya

      Bulletin: ICC expects release Monday of team held in Libya

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      Undated handout photo from the International Criminal Court website shows Australian lawyer Melinda Taylor. The International Criminal Court said it expected a four-member legal team detained in Libya three weeks ago after visiting slain leader Moamer Kadhafi's jailed son to be released on Monday.
      Bulletin: ICC says expects release of Libya-held team Monday

      Bulletin: ICC says expects release of Libya-held team Monday

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      The International Criminal Court vowed Friday to probe the behaviour of its team in Libya, which has been detained there since a visit to slain leader Moamer Kadhafi's son Seif al Islam, pictured in 2011.
      Bulletin: ICC vows probe into detained Libya team

      Bulletin: ICC vows probe into detained Libya team

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      Libya said it is committed to cooperating with the International Criminal Court in the case of Seif al-Islam Kadhafi, pictured in 2011, as it seeks to resolve the issue of four detained ICC envoys.
      Bulletin: Libya 'committed to cooperate with ICC on Seif'

      Bulletin: Libya 'committed to cooperate with ICC on Seif'

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      An International Criminal Court team held in Libya could be freed if the ICC apologises to the Libyan authorities over "inadequate consultation", Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr (pictured in May) said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Apology could free Libyan-held ICC team: Australia FM

      Bulletin: Apology could free Libyan-held ICC team: Australia FM

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      Undated handout photo from the International Criminal Court website shows Australian lawyer Melinda Taylor. The UN Security Council expressed "serious concern" over Libya's detention of four International Criminal Court officials, including Taylor, and called on the country to work toward their release.
      Bulletin: UN Council concerned over ICC staff held in Libya

      Bulletin: UN Council concerned over ICC staff held in Libya

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      An undated handout photo taken from the International Criminal Court website shows Australian lawyer Melinda Taylor. Four International Criminal Court officials detained in Libya since last week, including Taylor, have said they were in good health and were being well treated, the ICC said in a statement on Friday.
      Bulletin: ICC team detained in Libya in good health: statement

      Bulletin: ICC team detained in Libya in good health: statement

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      Libya's government spokesman Nasser al-Manaa, pictured June 6, said that the detention of four International Criminal Court envoys was "a matter of national security" to be weighed by local judges.
      Bulletin: ICC case matter of national security: Libya

      Bulletin: ICC case matter of national security: Libya

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      Seif al-Islam -- the son of slain Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi. An Australian lawyer being held in Libya will be released if she reveals the whereabouts of one of the country's most wanted man, a key player in the former regime of Moamer Kadhafi, according to a report by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
      Bulletin: Aussie lawyer 'free if she reveals Libyan outlaw'

      Bulletin: Aussie lawyer 'free if she reveals Libyan outlaw'

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