Topic: International Criminal Court

Qaddafi's Son Is Making a Break for The Hague, Libya Says

Reuters

Wanted by both the International Criminal Court and the Libyan government, Col. Muammar Qaddafi's only living son Saif al-Islam looks to be trying his hardest to surrender to the former before the latter catches him.

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