Trial for those convicted in transmitting AIDS in Libyan children

The Libyan judiciary has resumed on Sunday trial sessions of those who are convicted in the crime of intentionally transmitting the AIDS virus through contaminated blood.

The trial where some 400 Libyan children at Benghazi city hospital are affected is being done in the presence of representatives of the organization of the Mediterranean rights and society and news agencies and reporters.

The defendants are nurses or doctors representing six Bulgarians and a Palestinian, according to the BBC.

Libyan President Muaammar al-Qaddafi accused the CIA and the Israeli Mossad of being involved in this crime.