Fighting goes on in Libya.
Meanwhile the Washington Post publishes an extensive report today about a torture prison on an island off the coast. Prisoners there are held, partly now for over ten years, without a trial.
Two years ago the head of the state announced the closing of the prison and promised the prisoners, which he called 'terrorists', to allow for a fair trial in front of a regular court.
But that announcement turns out to have been, like many others he made, just an empty promise. The prison continues to exist and the prisoners will be put in front of secretive military tribunals.
The ruler deplores this but claims that the parliament is responsible as it refused to support his policy.
Obama gave notice that he will secure 'humanitarian treatment' for the prisoners.