Former Tunisian Premier defend decision to hand over Al-Baghdaid Al-Mahmoudi to Libyan authorities 2012.

Tripoli, 10.08.2015(Lana) Former Tunisian Prime Minister, Hamadi Al-Jbali, defended his decision to handover Al-Baghdaid Al-Mahmoudi to the Libyan authorities in 2012. Tunisian news agency quoted Al-Jbali as saying "I take full responsibility as a statesman and from my constitutional duties and my solidarity with the Libyan revolution, the decision to handover the former Libyan prime minister, Al-Baghdadi Al-Mahmoudi. Al-Jbali indicated that the handover decision was taken by Tuisian judiciary and approved by the government, which was headed by the Al-Baji Qaed Al-Sibsi, this was in response to a request by the Libyan government that was united at the time and with a Libyan judicial permission. He clarified that the decision was based on international treaties and what he described as unquestionable crimes committed against the Libyan people, and said a commission comprised from representatives of the prime ministry and presidency, the civil society and the Amnesty International was created to for this purpose and approved the decision. Lana =