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The Italian authorities have repatriated the four Libyan athletes convicted in a case related to charges of human trafficking and migrant deaths back to Libya after completing the legal procedures under the prisoner exchange agreement between the two countries. These athletes—Tarik Al-Amami, Muhand Khashiba, Abdulrahman Abdulmunsef, and Muhammad Al-Mazouqi—faced sentences of up to 30 years, but the enforcement of their sentences was suspended in accordance with the agreement, following intensive efforts by the Libyan embassy in Rome and the Interim National Unity Government. This allowed them to leave prison and return to their homeland. Currently, procedures are underway to finalize their transfer, which include conditions such as remaining at least one year of their sentence, mutual agreement between the two countries on the transfer, and ensuring that the act constitutes a crime in the receiving country. This comes after the signing of a memorandum of understanding last February between Libya and Italy to facilitate prisoner exchanges and streamline judicial procedures.
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