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The United States has imposed sanctions on Osama Najim, the former head of Libya’s Judicial Police Agency, over allegations that he was involved in torturing detainees in Tripoli. The move follows his conviction by a Libyan court in June 2026 and his sentencing to seven years and four months in prison. He was also the subject of an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court on January 18, 2025, over allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity at Mitiga Prison. The head of the Government of National Unity dismissed him after the warrant was issued, while the sanctions once again draw attention to alleged abuses in Libyan detention centers.
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