Libya sentences Bulgaria nurses to death
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Left to right, Bulgarian nurses Cristiana Valcheva and Valya Chervenyashka, Palestinian doctor Ashraf Hajouj, and Bulgarian nurses Valentina Siropulo and Nasya Nenova speak to an unidentified man before the ...Comment
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Libya may &quot;re-examine&quot; the death sentences handed down earlier this year to five Bulgarian nurses found guilty of infecting children at a Libyan hospital with HIV in 1998, a top Libyan official has said.
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TRIPOLI, Libya -- A settlement has been reached to resolve the crisis over five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor sentenced to death in Libya for allegedly infecting more than 400 children with the AIDS virus, a foundation headed by the Libyan leader's son said yesterday .
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PARIS -- Five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor originally sentenced to death in Libya for allegedly contaminating children with the AIDS virus left Tripoli today on a plane with the French president's wife, France's presidential palace said. Cecilia Sarkozy, the wife of Nicolas Sarkozy, arrived Sunday with the delegation, which includes the European Union commissioner for foreign affairs, Benita ...
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Libya listed three conditions under which it is prepared to drop charges against five Bulgarian nurses condemned to death on suspect charges of spreading AIDS.
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Libya's parliament vowed to seek compensations from Bulgaria for an AIDS outbreak at a children's hospital and urged execution of five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor convicted of causing it, a report ...
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PARIS, Dec. 19 -- Six foreign health workers were condemned to death by a Libyan court on Tuesday on charges they deliberately infected more than 400 children with the HIV virus, in a lengthy case that has set back Libya's attempts to repair relations with the United States and Europe.
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Libya may "re-examine" the death sentences handed down earlier this year to five Bulgarian nurses found guilty of infecting children at a Libyan hospital with H.I.V. in 1998, a top Libyan official has said.
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Top news: 13 February 2005, Sunday. Libyan families of HIV-infected children voiced willingness to negotiate passing life-time sentences on the five Bulgarian nurses who are on the death row for allegedly ...
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World leaders expressed their outrage Tuesday over death sentences handed down by a Libyan court against five Bulgarian medics and a Palestinian doctor for allegedly infecting hundreds of children with the HIV ...Comment
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SOFIA, Bulgaria -- A Tripoli Criminal Court acquitted five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor yesterday on charges of slander. The medics were accused of making false accusations that Libyan officials had tortured them to extract confessions in an investigation into HIV infections at Benghazi Children's Hospital where they worked.
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Libya's Supreme Court will hear an appeal next week by five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor sentenced to death on charges of infecting hundreds of Libyan children with the HIV virus, Bulgaria said on Friday.
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A Libyan court on Tuesday found five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor guilty of infecting hundreds of children with the HIV virus that causes AIDS and sentenced them all to death.
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A Tripoli court has condemned to death five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor on charges of spreading HIV-AIDS among hundreds of children in a Libyan hospital.
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"We strongly support the release of the Bulgarian nurses in Libya"  US President George W. Bush said yesterday it was a high priority for the United States to win the release of five Bulgaria n nurses sentenced to death in Libya for infecting children with HIV. via People's Daily Online
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A Libyan court sentenced five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor to death on Tuesday for deliberately infecting hundreds of children with the HIV virus that causes AIDS.
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PARIS, Dec. 19 -- Six foreign health workers were condemned to death by a Libyan court Tuesday on charges they deliberately infected more than 400 children with the HIV virus, in a lengthy case that has set back Libya's attempts to repair relations with the United States and Europe.