Inmates Stone Bulgarians in Judeyda
The Bulgarian medics in Libya, sentenced to death on HIV charges, have been attacked and insulted by other prisoners in Judeyda in the latest outburst of aggression against the convicts.
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The Bulgarian medics in Libya, sentenced to death on HIV charges, have been attacked and insulted by other prisoners in Judeyda in the latest outburst of aggression against the convicts.
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