institutional? they were committed in shall police baracks where the policemen prosecuted. there is some information there was viagra. so it s a tool of massive rapes. reporter: and there s obviously a huge allegation for the chief prosecutor international criminal court to be making, but it is so serious that he s going to dedicate investigate it tore iors into d information about this. the reason being the claims, reports that he s getting are more widespread than just ones, twos or threes. i ve talked to opposition spokesmen and they told me there could be as many as several hundred women they believe have been raped in this way. just one of thes most horrible things i ve heard some so in quite some time. let s talk about the woman who burst into your hotel screaming and dragged off.
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a woman named eman al obeidy who escaped gadhafi forces and burst into a hotel screaming to tell foreign journalists how she was gang raped by his troops. she was muscled out of the room a jacket thrown over her head by undercover officials. but she did get her story out to the world when she called in to ac 360 last night. joining us is zain verjee live from london. zain, this story has captivated the world, as a sense of the brutality of the gadhafi regime. it really has, ali. it s so painful and difficult to listen to what she has to say. she is such a brave woman. she has been told she cannot leave libya, she told reporters she can t even leave her home because when she does, now she gets beaten. she spoke to anderson cooper about what happened to her. just listen to this. you knew were taking a great risk. why was it so important for you to go into the hotel to try to talk to reporters? translator: after all i went
gadhafi s son, whether or not he s alive, have we? reporter: he was the one that appeared live well, live, state television, at gadhafi s compound and it did appear to be rumors only, anderson. they did appear to be rumors only that had been running around for a couple of weeks, anderson. good to know. nic robertson, appreciate it. be careful. arwa damon as well. thanks. coming up toojts, she risked everything to stand up for her dignity and take a stand against the gadhafi regime. her name is eman al obeidy, the libyan woman who burst into a hotel screaming, saying she had been gang raped by members of gadhafi s regime. now that regime is claiming that some of the men have filed charges against her accusing her of slander. tonight, keeping the regime honest, they say she s with her family in tripoli. our correspondent drove hundreds of miles, found her real family.
rumors only, anderson. they did appear to be rumors only that had been running around for a couple of weeks, anderson. good to know. nic robertson, appreciate it. be careful. arwa damon as well. thanks. coming up toojts, she risked everything to stand up for her dignity and take a stand against the gadhafi regime. her name is eman al obeidy, the libyan woman who burst into a hotel screaming, saying she had been gang raped by members of gadhafi s regime. now that regime is claiming that some of the men have filed charges against her accusing her of slander. tonight, keeping the regime honest, they say she s with her family in tripoli. our correspondent drove hundreds of miles, found her real family. tonight you ll hear from her mom and a resident in tripoli who calls eman a hi row. later, the japan nuclear crisis. new fears about highly radioactive water and growing concerns over the way japanese