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Libyans Demonstrate Against Bush's Stance

Tuesday, October 18, 2005 3:13:46 PM

Libyan students protest against U.S. President George W. Bush in front of the U.N. office in Tripoli, Libya, Tuesday, Oct.18, 2005 a day after President Bush said that the  United States would continue to press Libya to release five Bulgarian nurses who have been sentenced to death for allegedly infecting 400 children with the AIDS virus. (AP Photo/Yousef Al-Ageli)TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) - Several hundred Libyans demonstrated Tuesday in the Libyan capital to protest President Bush's call for the release of five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor sentenced to death for allegedly infecting 400 children with the AIDS virus.

The United States and European Union have been pressuring Libya to free the six, who were sentenced to death in May 2004 on charges they infected Libyan children with HIV-contaminated blood in an experiment to find a cure for AIDS.

The defendants have appealed the verdicts, and international observers say the charges were contrived and extracted by torture.


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