Talk:Ashraf Al Hajuj
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Removal of info
editThe IP is quite correct in removing the sentence. WP:BLP requires us to use high quality sources + WP:BLPGOSSIP comes into play. --NeilN talk to me 19:21, 24 May 2012 (UTC)
- Add more reliable sources to that part.
Pardon
edit"President Parvanov, convinced of their innocence, pardoned them." This doesn't make any sense. The Bulgarian president cannot overturn Libyan legal judgements. Only the appropriate Libyan officials can do that. Perhaps some other legal term applies here or it was a legally meaningless political proclamation? Rmhermen (talk) 03:00, 26 May 2012 (UTC)
- BBC says "After their pardon and release in 2007 by the government of Col Muammar Gaddafi"[1]. Rmhermen (talk) 03:03, 26 May 2012 (UTC)
Check these 3 sources (one of them in the article) show that Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov pardoned them. I am not a lawyer and cannot comment on that.
"The Bulgarian president has pardoned five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian-born doctor, convicted in Libya of infecting children with HIV. Georgi Parvanov pardoned the health workers on Tuesday after they arrived in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, having spent eight and a half years in a Libyan prison. Abdul-Rahman Shalqam, the Libyan foreign minister, said Parvanov had the right to pardon the medics." [2]
"...the medics that President Georgi Purvanov had formally pardoned the medics of the crimes for which Libya had convicted them." [3]
"Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov pardoned the six medics 45 minutes after they touched home soil at the Sofia international airport." [4]
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