Libya: NYT photographer sexually assaulted

Tue, 22 March 2011

17:03

"He was caressing my head in this sick way, this tender way, saying, 'You're going to die tonight. You're going to die tonight'."

Lynsey Addario, the New York Times photographer, just released from custody by Libyan government thugs tells of her nightmare to sun.co.uk.

Read her story

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