Libya's alleged war crimes shared on social media

An investigation by BBC Arabic has found evidence of alleged war crimes being widely shared on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter. The BBC found images and videos on social media of the bodies of fighters and civilians being desecrated in Libya, by fighters from the Libyan National Army. The LNA is currently trying to take over Libya. Under international law, committing these acts and posting the images online for propaganda is a war crime.

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