السبت، 26 مايو 2012
Senussi held in a luxury villa
Senussi, a linchpin of Muammar Gaddafi's regime, held in a luxury villa for 45 days under anti-terrorist laws, Gaddafi's spy chief and brother-in-law was charged this week with entering the country on falsified documents, a crime that carries a maximum jail term of three years. The watered-down charges for a man wanted by Libya and the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity, and in France for a mass murder that killed 170, came as little surprise.
"Normally, if you hold someone for 45 days, you have a serious crime to charge them with," a senior army official told the Guardian. "Senussi has protectors in high places here."
That shows in his preferential treatment at the Dar Naim prison, where he is now awaiting a trial date. Two cells have been equipped with "every convenience – a television and comfortable bed" for the high-profile detainee in a prison activists say "was designed to inflict maximum suffering and humiliation on its prisoners".
عناد
الآلم عمري
والوهم في يدي
النور حولي
لكن مش في عيني
لحوح الصبر
طالب القرب مني
ارفض بشدة
شن باقي في سنيني
ولو من
بضاعة مكسدة بيشريها
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