The Libyan war crimes suspect released by Italy

Update: 2025-11-19

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When Italy arrested an alleged Libyan war criminal wanted for torture and crimes against humanity earlier this year, it made international headlines. Forty-eight hours later, Osema Habish Najim Almasri was flown home as a free man. Lorenzo Bagnoli and Paolo Riva reveal how migration politics seem to have trumped international justice.

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The Libyan war crimes suspect released by Italy

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