Rappler's latest stories on Moamer Kadhafi
More than 8,000 flee Libya fighting – U.N.
Aside from those who have fled, UN spokesman Rheal Leblanc says that 'many families remain stranded inside conflict affected areas,' with safety fears rising and supplies running short
Battle for Tripoli escalates as U.N. prepares to meet
The violence has already displaced thousands and left several dozen people dead. The UN warns that nearly half a million children in Tripoli are 'at immediate risk.'
Air strike halts Tripoli flights as thousands flee Libya clashes
(UPDATED) A security source at Mitiga airport says no side has yet claimed responsibility for the air raid, which hit a runway without causing casualties
ICC calls for 'immediate arrest' of Kadhafi son
UPDATED An arrest warrant by the Hague based ICC against Seif in 2011 remains valid and Libya is obliged to immediately arrest and surrender Mr Gaddafi regardless of any purported amnesty law in Libya Fatou Bensouda says
At least 97 migrants missing as boat sinks off Libya
General Ayoub Kacem says the boat s hull was completely destroyed and the survivors all men were found clinging to a floating device
US ready to loosen Libya arms embargo – US official
There is a very healthy desire inside of Libya to rid themselves of ISIL and I think that is something we should be supporting and responding to says a senior administration official
Obama's worst mistake? Failing to plan Libya aftermath
Asked in a Fox News interview aired Sunday April 10 to name the worst mistake of his presidency the US leader says it is probably failing to plan for the day after what I think was the right thing to do in intervening in Libya
Libya unity government looks to assert authority in Tripoli
UPDATED The news is a major blow to the unrecognized authority in Tripoli that is refusing to give up power
French court allows Sarkozy recordings in graft case
Sarkozy is accused of conspiring with his lawyer to give a magistrate a lucrative job in exchange for inside information on a different corruption probe against him
ISIS 'beheads' 12 in battle for Libya's Sirte – media
The 12 people beheaded are local gunmen who have been battling IS in the eastern Sirte district known as neighbourhood three
EU welcomes Libya's UN deal as step toward stability
The UN Security Council has urged Libyan factions to sign a proposal in a bid to stem rising violence and the spread of radical organizations
At least 21 killed in fighting near Libyan capital
A Fajr Libya spokesman in Tripoli Mohamad Shami confirms the attack but gives a much higher death toll on the pro government side
Libya unrest 'worse than under Gaddafi' – evacuees
So many people died to make the country better But now we started killing each other in a civil war
ICC rejects final Libya bid to try Kadhafi son Seif
The decision means Moamer Kadhafi s son Seif al Islam must now be transferred to The Hague
Libya risks civil war with spike in anarchy
With interim authorities failing to build a regular army and police force militias rule the roost
Judges tapped ex-president Sarkozy's phones
French judges tapped the phone calls of former President Nicolas Sarkozy as part of a probe into allegations former Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi helped finance his 2007 election campaign
Egypt to try detained Kadhafi cousin, wanted in Libya
Egypt will try a cousin and top aide of slain Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi on charges of attempted murder
Sarkozy investigated over Kadhafi funding claims
The formal probe could lead to Sarkozy facing a second set of corruption related charges arising from his campaign
Fair trial 'impossible' for Kadhafi son in Libya: ICC lawyer
Seif al Islam has no chance of a fair trial in Libya his international lawyer said following her release from almost four weeks detention there
ICC says expects release of Libya-held team Monday
The International Criminal Court said it expected a four member legal team detained in Libya three weeks ago after visiting slain leader Muammar el Qaddafi s jailed son to be released on Monday July 2
