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The head of the Libyan American Alliance, Issam Omeish, has revealed that Khalifa Haftar had contracted a new law firm in Virginia headed by a lawyer named, Robert Cox, in an attempt to overturn the ruling of the Federal Court,
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Human Rights Solidarity has expressed its deep concern over the deteriorating health condition of Iftikhar Boudraa who is being detained by the so-called Internal Security Agency of Khalifa Haftar's forces in Kweifiya prison in
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The family of Khalifa Haftar is selling a multimillion-dollar Virginia home, along with a townhouse and other six-figure properties, after a US court ruled that Haftar was liable for war crimes, Middle East Eye (MEE) writes.
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Warlord Khalif Haftar may have to pay the families of his victims up to $150 million, the head of the Democracy and Human Rights Foundation, Emadadin Al-Muntaser, says.
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The compensation for the families of the victims of Khalifa Haftar will be approved by Judge Leonie Brinkema of the Virginia court before September 30th, the head of the Libyan-American coalition Essam Omeish has confirmed.
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Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs in the Government of National Unity, Adel Jumaa, has denied holding talks in Dubai to negotiate Khalifa Haftar's share in a future government.
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The Association of the Families of the Martyrs of Volcano of Anger Operation has welcomed the Virginia court ruling, convicting Khalifa Haftar of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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A spokesman for the US State Department, commenting on the decision of a court in Virginia to find Khalifa Haftar liable for war crimes, said that the United States does not interfere in judicial decisions that are not directly
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