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The designation is a U.S. foreign-policy action concerning alleged abuses in Libya. The supplied statement does not detail practical effects beyond the designation itself.
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The State Department says it designated former Libyan Judicial Police official Osema Almasri Habeesh Najeem and his wife, Aml Faraj Mohamed Makhluf, under a human-rights law. The department cited Najeem’s alleged involvement in torture and other abuses of detainees.
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The designation is a U.S. foreign-policy action concerning alleged abuses in Libya. The supplied statement does not detail practical effects beyond the designation itself.