Libya must release innocent medics

THAT five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian medic are facing the death penalty in Libya is unacceptable.

Wed, 17 Jan, 2007 - 00:00
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They have been sentenced for allegedly infecting 462 children in a hospital in Bengazi with the HIV/Aids virus.

These sentences have been imposed notwithstanding the body of international expert opinion that these medical workers are innocent of these charges.

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