Abdurrahim El-Keib Libya's prime minister on Friday placed the wreath of white roses and carnations at the spot where a London policewoman was killed by gunfire from the Libyan Embassy in 1984.
El-Keib said ''the Fletcher case is a case that is close to my heart personally," and has pledged that his country would work closely with the British government in a renewed investigation of the killing.
El-Keib used a speech at the Chatham House research institute to say that life inside Libya had changed since the Gadhafi era with the advent of a free press, respect for human rights, and transparency in government.
He said these are the "special values" that led to the successful revolt against Gadhafi.
Under the dictator, he said, Libyans felt like aliens in their own country and lived in fear of security forces and secret police.
Unfortunately, El-keib our prime minister who did not put a rose on the grave of one hero of the revolution , seems dose not know that in Libya there are no human rights ,so far Prisoners abused, and the government is not transparent.
El-Keib said ''the Fletcher case is a case that is close to my heart personally," and has pledged that his country would work closely with the British government in a renewed investigation of the killing.
El-Keib used a speech at the Chatham House research institute to say that life inside Libya had changed since the Gadhafi era with the advent of a free press, respect for human rights, and transparency in government.
He said these are the "special values" that led to the successful revolt against Gadhafi.
Under the dictator, he said, Libyans felt like aliens in their own country and lived in fear of security forces and secret police.
Unfortunately, El-keib our prime minister who did not put a rose on the grave of one hero of the revolution , seems dose not know that in Libya there are no human rights ,so far Prisoners abused, and the government is not transparent.
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