United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon is warning that information coming out of Libya is pointing toward war crimes.
He made the comments in Algeria, where the government is hosting UN-sponsored talks to bring about a negotiated settlement for Libya's continuing political problems.
The Secretary-General also warned that the Islamic State could expand it's role in Libya, unless a solution is found, while Hillary Clinton that actually Libya would already look like Syria, if the international community hadn't carried out airstrikes which led to the ouster of Moamar Gaddafi.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon is worried about Libya's fragile state
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