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Libyan Official Detained in Italy

January 20, 2025
Libyan Official Detained in Italy
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Italian authorities have detained Osama Najim, the Director of the Tripoli Central Rehabilitation and Correctional Institution, during his visit to Italy. Details surrounding his arrest remain unclear.

The Main Communications Chamber of the Libyan Judicial Police and the Ain Zara Main Correctional Institution have condemned what they described as Najim’s “arbitrary detention” in Italy.

In separate statements on their Facebook on Sunday, the two entities criticised the arrest, calling it an “outrageous incident.” They urged Libyan authorities to take responsibility and address the situation.

The detention has raised concerns in Libya, with calls for the government to intervene and secure Najim’s release. The reasons for the arrest have not yet been disclosed by Italian authorities, leaving Libyan officials and institutions demanding clarity.

Libyan organisations emphasised the importance of protecting the rights of their nationals abroad and ensuring fair treatment under international laws. This case highlights the ongoing complexities of international relations involving Libyan officials.

Further updates on the incident are awaited as Libyan authorities engage with their Italian counterparts to resolve the matter.

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