Abdulmonem Al-Muraymi, a Libyan activist and political figure, died in a Tripoli hospital from injuries sustained after falling from the third-floor staircase inside the Attorney General's office. The incident occurred shortly after his release following detention by internal security forces. The Libyan Attorney General's office released video footage documenting the fall and stated that the death resulted from internal bleeding and chest fractures, including lung injury. Al-Muraymi's family reported his critical condition prior to death, citing brain hemorrhage and chest fractures. His lawyer denied rumors surrounding the circumstances of the fall, emphasizing that the facts are documented and unrelated to circulating fabricated narratives. The death sparked protests and calls for investigation. Separately, the Libyan judiciary issued a summons for Osama Almasri, a Libyan general accused of torture, demanding his appearance in court. Italian political controversy has arisen over Justice Minister Nordio's handling of Almasri's arrest in Italy and subsequent transfer to Libya instead of the International Criminal Court, with opposition parties demanding Nordio's resignation amid allegations of misinformation and procedural omissions. Nordio has denied wrongdoing and pledged to report to Parliament, dismissing the accusations as attempts to obstruct judicial reform.