ICC team released from Libya arrives in the Netherlands

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03-07-2012 | 02:17
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ICC team released from Libya arrives in the Netherlands
Four envoys of the International Criminal Court, who were detained in Libya last month after visiting the son of slain leader Moammar Qadhafi, arrived Tuesday in the Netherlands, an ICC spokesman said.        

The four earlier flew to Rome "on a plane generously provided by the Italian government," and changed to a charter flight.         

Italian news agency ANSA earlier reported that the plane was headed to Rotterdam airport from Rome.          

The four, including Australian lawyer Melinda Taylor, had been held in Zintan southwest of Tripoli since June 7 after travelling there to help prepare Seif al-Islam's defense.    
       
The other three detained ICC staffers were Taylor's interpreter from Lebanon, Helen Assaf, and two colleagues, Russian Alexander Khodakov and Esteban Peralta Losilla from Spain.

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