بعد نحو 10 سنوات على توقيفه من دون محاكمة، أخلى القضاء اللبناني، اليوم(الجمعة)، سبيل هنيبال نجل الزعيم الليبي الراحل معمّر القذافي، في مقابل كفالة مالية قدرها 11 مليون دولار.ونقلت وكالة الأنباء الفرنسية عن مصدر قضائي لبناني قوله: إن «المحقق العدلي في قضية خطف وإخفاء الإمام موسى الصدر القاضي زاهر حمادة وافق على إخلاء سبيل هنيبال القذافي مقابل كفالة قيمتها 11 مليون دولار، وأمر بمنعه من السفر».من جانبه، قال محامي هنيبال القذافي إن الدفاع سيطعن في الكفالة المالية البالغة 11 مليون دولار. وأوضح المحامي الفرنسي لوران بايون أن الإفراج المشروط بكفالة أمر غير مقبول إطلاقاً في حالة احتجاز تعسفي كهذه. سنطعن في الكفالة، لافتا إلى أنّ موكله خاضع لعقوبات دولية ولا يمكنه تأمين هذا المبلغ.وكانت صحيفة «لوريون لو جور»، نقلت السبت الماضي عن مصدر مطلع، إن هانيبال سيمثل الجمعة أمام محكمة التمييز في لبنان (محكمة العدل العليا) برئاسة زاهر حمادة، وهي المرة الأولى التي يمثل فيها أمام القضاء اللبناني.يذكر أن هانيبال القذافي تم توقيفه في لبنان في ديسمبر 2015 بعد اختطافه من سورية وتسليمه للسلطات اللبنانية، حيث وُجهت له تهمة «كتم معلومات» تتعلق باختفاء الإمام موسى الصدر ورفيقيه في ليبيا عام 1978، رغم أنه كان طفلاً في الثانية من عمره آنذاك.ومنذ توقيفه، بقي محتجزاّ أكثر من عشر سنوات دون محاكمة أو صدور حكم قضائي بحقه، ما أثار انتقادات محلية ودولية حول طول مدة الاحتجاز والتأخر في الإجراءات القانونية.
بكفالة 11 مليون دولار ومنعه من السفر
لبنان: إخلاء سبيل هنيبال القذافي بعد 10 سنوات من توقيفه
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After nearly 10 years of being detained without trial, the Lebanese judiciary today (Friday) released Hannibal, the son of the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, in exchange for a financial bail of $11 million.
The French news agency reported that a Lebanese judicial source stated: "The investigating judge in the case of the kidnapping and disappearance of Imam Musa al-Sadr, Judge Zahir Hamada, agreed to release Hannibal Gaddafi in exchange for a bail of $11 million and ordered him to be prohibited from traveling."
For his part, Hannibal Gaddafi's lawyer said that the defense would appeal the financial bail of $11 million. French lawyer Laurent Bayon explained that conditional release on bail is completely unacceptable in a case of arbitrary detention like this. We will appeal the bail, noting that his client is subject to international sanctions and cannot secure this amount.
It was reported by the newspaper "L'Orient-Le-Jour" last Saturday from a knowledgeable source that Hannibal will appear on Friday before the Court of Cassation in Lebanon (the Supreme Court) presided over by Zahir Hamada, marking the first time he has appeared before the Lebanese judiciary.
It is worth mentioning that Hannibal Gaddafi was detained in Lebanon in December 2015 after being kidnapped from Syria and handed over to the Lebanese authorities, where he was charged with "withholding information" related to the disappearance of Imam Musa al-Sadr and his two companions in Libya in 1978, despite being just two years old at the time.
Since his detention, he has remained held for more than ten years without trial or a judicial ruling against him, which has raised local and international criticism regarding the length of detention and delays in legal proceedings.
The French news agency reported that a Lebanese judicial source stated: "The investigating judge in the case of the kidnapping and disappearance of Imam Musa al-Sadr, Judge Zahir Hamada, agreed to release Hannibal Gaddafi in exchange for a bail of $11 million and ordered him to be prohibited from traveling."
For his part, Hannibal Gaddafi's lawyer said that the defense would appeal the financial bail of $11 million. French lawyer Laurent Bayon explained that conditional release on bail is completely unacceptable in a case of arbitrary detention like this. We will appeal the bail, noting that his client is subject to international sanctions and cannot secure this amount.
It was reported by the newspaper "L'Orient-Le-Jour" last Saturday from a knowledgeable source that Hannibal will appear on Friday before the Court of Cassation in Lebanon (the Supreme Court) presided over by Zahir Hamada, marking the first time he has appeared before the Lebanese judiciary.
It is worth mentioning that Hannibal Gaddafi was detained in Lebanon in December 2015 after being kidnapped from Syria and handed over to the Lebanese authorities, where he was charged with "withholding information" related to the disappearance of Imam Musa al-Sadr and his two companions in Libya in 1978, despite being just two years old at the time.
Since his detention, he has remained held for more than ten years without trial or a judicial ruling against him, which has raised local and international criticism regarding the length of detention and delays in legal proceedings.
