The Daily Star
Foreign Minister Bob Carr said Wednesday an Australian lawyer and three others held in Libya were entitled to immunity, but admitted the chances of their early release appeared slim. Melinda Taylor was detained late last week after she met with Seif...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
26 The family of detained lawyer Melinda Taylor say they understand it may be some time before their daughter is released from prison in Libya. The 36-year-old Australian lawyer and three of her colleagues from the International Criminal Court (ICC)...
International Business Times
Foreign Minister Bob Carr confirmed on Wednesday that Aussie lawyer Melinda Taylor was under detention by Zintan authorities, belying an earlier report by the Libyan central government that she was being held outside of a prison facility. Share This...
The New York Times
June 12, 2012 A delegation from the International Criminal Court on Tuesday visited its colleagues being held in Libya over allegations that they had smuggled documents to Col...The four court staff members were detained last week while visiting...
BBC
A delegation from the International Criminal Court has visited colleagues detained by a local militia in the Libyan mountain town of Zintan, a senior official says. Ahmed al-Jehani, Libya's ICC envoy, said the group was eventually allowed into the...
The Age
Senator Carr has spoken to Australia's ambassador to Libya, David Ritchie, who met with Ms Taylor in Zintan in the country's north west. She and three other International Criminal Court (ICC) envoys have been placed in "preventive detention" in...