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The International Criminal Court has authorized the filing of 17 charges against Libyan Khaled El-Heshry, accused of committing crimes against humanity and war crimes at the Mitiga prison between 2014 and 2020. These charges include torture, rape, and murder. El-Heshry faces allegations of overseeing a women's section in the prison, where thousands were subjected to illegal detention and mistreatment. The defense has denied the charges, and the case has been brought before the court based on its jurisdiction according to a Security Council resolution. The court is expected to begin his trial in early 2027, marking the first prosecution related to war crimes and crimes against humanity in Libya before an international tribunal.
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