Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, surrendered by the International Criminal Court appeal against the judgment, the court, the Minister of Justice said on Sunday.
"We will give what is needed to convince the International Criminal Court said that Libya carried out in accordance with international standards for fair trial," the state news agency quoted Justice Minister LANA Salah al-Marghani said.
Libya had questioned the right of the International Criminal Court to the trial of Saif reason, because it is to plan your own lawsuit, the International Tribunal in The Hague has no jurisdiction because it should intervene only when the local legal system is not up to the tasks.
"Libya will appeal the decision ...... Libya and a team of international experts to prepare appeals," al-Marghani's was quoted as saying.
Almost no one believes that Libya surrender Saif al-Islam International Criminal Court, would like to try his uprising in 2011, overthrew his father on suspicion of committing crimes.
Court judge on Friday dismissed Libya's stance, saying that the Libyan government lawyers did not prove that their authorities are investigating the same crimes as an international prosecutor.
They also questioned whether there is adequate supervision of Libya Saif al-Islam, they need something, if they try him. British educated 40-year-old, is in the western mountain city of Ji Tan (Zintan), the Libyan government's power is weak custody of his rebel captives.
Saif in his father's government, was a powerful figure has been accused of plotting anti-Gaddafi protesters brutal revenge.
Libya's new rulers are keen to try Gaddafi's supporters at home to show the country's citizens, those who helped Gaddafi to stay in power for 42 years to be punished. Human rights activists worry that the Libyan government and the rule of law, weak legal proceedings may mean that there will not meet international standards.
 



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