Deal reached with Libya AIDS families: Kadhafi Foundation
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Libya&#39;s Kadhafi Foundation said on Tuesday it had reached a compensation deal with the families of children infected with the AIDS virus that would resolve the case of six foreign medics now on death row.
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An international fund and families of  HIV-infected children in Libya have not yet agreed a financial  package for them, a lawyer for foreign medics sentenced to  death in the case said on Thursday.
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The families of Libyan children suffering from AIDS after a court ruled they were deliberately injected with HIV-tainted blood by foreign medics said on Thursday they will meet Prime Minister Tony Blair.
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A financial deal is reportedly reached in the case of foreign medics on death row for infecting Libyan children with HIV,
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Six foreign medics convicted of infecting Libyan children with HIV were freed on Tuesday after a "full partnership" deal between Tripoli and the European Union ended their eight-year ordeal.
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Top news: 13 February 2005, Sunday. Libyan families of HIV-infected children voiced willingness to negotiate passing life-time sentences on the five Bulgarian nurses who are on the death row for allegedly ...
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Libya has distributed funds to more than half the Libyan families of children with HIV under a deal that could free six foreign medics condemned to death for infecting them, a spokesman for the families said on Tuesday.
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Six foreign medics convicted of infecting hundreds of Libyan children with HIV were freed on Tuesday after a "full partnership" deal between Tripoli and the European Union ended their eight-year ordeal.
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Politics: 9 December 2004, Thursday. The families of the Libyan children infected with HIV demand that Bulgaria pays EUR 10 M to each of them, the head of the association of these families announced Thursday.
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"The indemnities are financed by international contributions in the form of debt remission"  Several eastern European countries would forgive Libyan debt dating back to the Cold War under a proposal to compensate families whose children were allegedly infected with the AIDS virus by five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor, a victims' advocate said Saturday.The six foreign medics have been sentenced to death in the case, and Libyan officials have said a settlement could pave the way for their release.Jailed since 1999, the six deny having infected more than 400 children and say their confessions were extracted under torture. Experts and outside scientific reports have said the children were contaminated as a result of unhygienic conditions at a hospital in the northeastern coastal city of Benghazi. Fifty of the infected children died. Read more
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Bulgaria said it hoped Libya would  finalise a deal on Monday to free six foreign medics convicted  of infecting hundreds of Libyan children with HIV, a move that  would boost Tripoli&#39;s relations with the West.
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Six foreign medics convicted of infecting hundreds of Libyan children with HIV were freed on Tuesday after a partnership deal between Tripoli and the European Union ended their eight-year ordeal.
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BEIJING, Dec. 6 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- In discussions with senior Chinese government officials, Richard Feachem, the Executive Director of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, praised China&#39;s
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Libya signed a deal Friday to pay $35 million in compensation to more than 160 victims of a Berlin nightclub bombing in 1986, taking another major step toward ending its international isolation.
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A settlement has been reached to resolve the crisis over five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor sentenced to death in Libya for allegedly infecting more than 400 children with the AIDS virus, a foundation headed by the Libyan leader's son said Tuesday.
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The families of Libyan children infected with the AIDS virus have dropped demands for the death penalty in the case of six foreign medics on death row in the case, a spokesman said Tuesday.
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The leaders of the Group of Eight met with African leaders on their summit's concluding day Friday, agreeing on a $60 billion package to fight disease in Africa as diplomats worked behind the scenes on a possible deal with Russia over Kosovo's future.