Deal to free medics, treat children in Libyan AIDS case may be near
By Agence France Presse (AFP)
Saturday, May 19, 2007
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The European Union and families of children who contracted AIDS are close to clinching a deal that would allow Bulgarian nurses held in Libya to escape the death penalty, Libyan sources said. Under the deal, the children would receive top-quality medical care at international institutions for as long as they live while their families.
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Tags: Children, Europe, European Union, Libya, Oman, Children, Europe, European Union, Libya, Oman
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