<p>The Libyan people want to see Seif al-Islam Gadhafi tried at home for the crimes he committed against the Libyan people, said the minister, Mahmoud Shammam.<br /><br />Seif al-Islam, captured over the weekend, is wanted by the Netherlands-based ICC on charges of crimes against humanity.<br /><br />“The ICC is just a secondary court, and the people of Libya will not allow Seif al-Islam to be tried outside,” Shammam said on Sunday.<br /><br />ICC prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo said on Saturday that he will travel to Libya on Monday for talks with Libya’s National Transitional Council on where the trial will take place.<br />Ocampo said that while national governments have the first right to try their own citizens for war crimes, his primary goal was to ensure Seif al-Islam has a fair trial.<br /><br />Shammam said the NTC will discuss its decision with Ocampo during his visit.<br />Human Rights Watch called for Seif al-Islam to be promptly turned over to the International Criminal Court in a statement, citing the apparent killings in custody of his father and brother Muatassim on October 20 as “particular cause for concern”.</p>.<p> <br />Intelligence chief captured</p>.<p><br />The Libyan information minister says Gadhafi’s intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senoussi has been captured alive by revolutionary fighters on Sunday from a southern region called Fazan. </p>
<p>The Libyan people want to see Seif al-Islam Gadhafi tried at home for the crimes he committed against the Libyan people, said the minister, Mahmoud Shammam.<br /><br />Seif al-Islam, captured over the weekend, is wanted by the Netherlands-based ICC on charges of crimes against humanity.<br /><br />“The ICC is just a secondary court, and the people of Libya will not allow Seif al-Islam to be tried outside,” Shammam said on Sunday.<br /><br />ICC prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo said on Saturday that he will travel to Libya on Monday for talks with Libya’s National Transitional Council on where the trial will take place.<br />Ocampo said that while national governments have the first right to try their own citizens for war crimes, his primary goal was to ensure Seif al-Islam has a fair trial.<br /><br />Shammam said the NTC will discuss its decision with Ocampo during his visit.<br />Human Rights Watch called for Seif al-Islam to be promptly turned over to the International Criminal Court in a statement, citing the apparent killings in custody of his father and brother Muatassim on October 20 as “particular cause for concern”.</p>.<p> <br />Intelligence chief captured</p>.<p><br />The Libyan information minister says Gadhafi’s intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senoussi has been captured alive by revolutionary fighters on Sunday from a southern region called Fazan. </p>