Libya calls on UN Security Council to probe mass graves found in Tarhuna

16 June، 202016 June، 2020

Libya’s foreign minister on Sunday urged the United Nations Security Council to refer mass graves discovered in the city of Tarhuna to the International Criminal Court (ICC).

According to a written statement published by the Foreign Ministry on its Facebook account, Mohamed Siala sent a letter to the U.N. Security Council.

He said that they had found 11 mass graves, in which some people, including women and children, were buried alive, in Tarhuna.

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