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The detention of Mohamed Idris al-Bawandi, the personal interpreter of Libyan Presidential Council head Mohamed al-Menfi, sparked a dispute between the Council and the Intelligence Service. Al-Menfi described it as a kidnapping and enforced disappearance, while the agency said he had been detained on the basis of security information and that it had notified the Public Prosecution, without disclosing the specific charges or evidence. The Dutch Embassy called for his immediate, safe and unconditional release, the protection of rights, and comprehensive investigations into cases of arbitrary detention or enforced disappearance. The crisis extended beyond al-Bawandi’s case into a broader dispute over who leads the Intelligence Service and who has the authority to appoint its head, amid political, judicial and administrative divisions over the agency’s management.
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