UN says attack in Libya could be a war crime

An attack in the Libya capital Tripoli has killed more than 44 migrants at a detention centre. At least 130 people were injured in the attack, which the Libyan government blamed on an air strike by forces loyal to a warlord, General Khalifa Haftar. A UN official has said it could constitute a war crime. We get the latest developments form our corespondent.

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(Photo: Migrants at detention centre hit by an airstrike in the Tajoura suburb of the Libyan capital of Tripoli, Libya July 3, 2019. Credit: Reuters/Ismail Zitouny)