Bulgaria’s nurses and the Palestinian medic sentenced to death for deliberate HIV infection Libya lack reasons for committing such crime.
The Palestinian medic was born in Libya and the nurses had left their homeland to earn money abroad, London-based newspaper in Arabic Al Quds al Arabi said.
In the absence of real institutions Libya was experiencing crisis, Al Quds al Arabi said. Any illiterate and corrupted intriguer could by-pass all traditions and laws in the country, the report said.
After 37 years of revolution Libya ’s hospitals and medical centres were still poorly developed. Import of new high-tech medical equipment was loudly announced but it was left unused in storehouses. Hospitals lack qualified personnel, laboratories and equipment.
The medics were powerless victims and freedom is not enough. They should receive official excuse and financial compensation enough to cover the expense of the medical treatment would need for years.
