Il Consiglio d’Europa: «Italia responsabile della morte di 63 migranti nel Mediterraneo»

Anche Spagna e Malta accusate di mancato soccorso all’imbarcazione partita dalla Libia nel marzo 2011

MILANO- L’Assemblea parlamentare del Consiglio d’Europa (Apce) ha approvato con 108 voti favorevoli su 151 il rapporto con cui si chiamano in causa Italia, Spagna e Malta, oltre che la Nato, per la morte di 63 migranti avvenuta nel Mediterraneo nel marzo del 2011. Nel votare il dossier l’assemblea ha rifiutato tutti gli emendamenti presentati dai

PACE blames NATO for refugee deaths

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe blames NATO for the death of 1,500 Libyan refugees who tried to cross the Mediterranean in 2011.

NATO to stay away from Syria conflict

NATO will not interfere in the ongoing conflict in Syria, with Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen saying only that the alliance condemned the government crackdown on civilians and was keeping a close eye on the

Libya’s ‘non state’: Tribal war claims 50 lives

50 have been killed and dozens injured in Libya as tribal groups are fighting in the country’s south. After the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya is left in a condition which some residents call a ‘non state’.

Too many powers wanted Gaddafi dead – NTC head

by RT

Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was wanted dead so his secrets would die with him. So insists Mahmoud Jibril, the man who led the NTC uprising to overthrow Colonel Gaddafi’s regime, in an exclusive interview with RT.

Libya: an echo of seven-month war

Igor Siletsky 

NATO is refusing to investigate cases of civilian deaths which occurred during the alliance’s last year’s operation in Libya. According to Amnesty International, over 50 people, most of whom were women and children, fell victim to NATO air raids. The alliance is not in a hurry to pay compensation to

Investigation demanded into Libyan deaths

Laaska News  Mar. 20, 2012

According to the human rights organization Amnesty International they have documented 55 cases of civilian deaths as a result of Libya’s bombing of NATO during the war against the regime of Gaddafi. According to this organization, among the victims were 16 children and 14 women who died in the cities of Zliten, Madjer, Sirte and Brega.

Danger of civil war in Syria – Lavrov

Laaska News  Feb. 16, 2012
“The demand of a regime change is the direct way to even more deaths,” -Lavrov
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The demand for the change of regime in Syria as a precondition for resolving the conflict in this country can lead to a civil war according to a statement made by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

Tortured freedom: Libya’s new rulers resort to old tactics – RT

Laaska News Jan 27, 2012

Tripoli: A female inmate of the infamous Djeida prison. (AFP Photo / Marco Longari)

Despite the changes sweeping Libya, violence and bloodshed have not stopped. In shocking revelations, military and security forces stand accused of torturing detainees to death. Rights groups say Libya’s new rulers have not addressed the problem.

In Libya, NATO acted in breach of international law – official

NATO’s arbitrary interpretation of the UN Security Council Libya resolution proved conducive to innumerable international law violations in the North African country, the Russian Ambassador to the UN, Vitaly Churkin, has told a Security Council meeting.

NATO neutralizes 2 pirate mother ships off coast of Oman, Somalia

NAIROBI, Jan. 9 (Xinhua) — NATO’s counter piracy taskforce said on Monday it has successfully neutralized two ocean going dhows that had been pirated over the past three days off the coast of Somalia and Oman.

Russia: NATO ignored Libyan rebels crime

Laaska news Dec. 29, 2011

Photo: EPA  

NATO has been ignoring crimes by the former Libyan rebels, says a report on injustice and violations around the globe published by Russia’s Foreign Ministry.

Libyan scenario – Model for resolving future conflicts :Cynical example

Laaska news  Dec. 23, 2011

 

Moscow believes that attempts by NATO representatives to portray the Libyan scenario as a model for resolving future conflicts can only be described as cynical, the country’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich stated on Thursday, December 22, 2011

Russia has repeatedly mentioned NATO’s numerous violations in Libya and has called for a probe into NATO’s compliance with the UN Resolution 1973. However, NATO is not in a hurry to do this. © Photo: Vesti.ru

In Libya, death and disappearance still stalk the land

Laaska news  Dec. 22, 2011

People are vanishing in broad daylight in Libya, as the country’s new rulers continue to settle accounts with their opponents. Widespread insecurity means the families of the kidnapped can do no more than hope that their loved ones are still alive.
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­Libya’s conflict is over, and the man who stood in the way of Western-style democracy is dead. Yet atrocities against Muammar Gaddafi’s loyalists continue. The images emerging from Libya are disturbing.
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A fighter of Libya’s new regime inspects a body in a field in Sirte on October 22, 2011 (AFP Photo / Philippe Desmazes)

MIDDLE-EAST CRISIS

Laaska news  Dec. 21, 2011
Iran suspends trade transactions with UAE
U.S. insists on Syrian president’s ouster

Arab monarchs demand Damascus stop “killing machine”

LIBYA WAR 2011:Killing of civilians by NATO must be investigated – Churkin

Laaska news  Dec. 20, 2011

Vitaly Churkin. Photo: EPA    
 

On Monday Russia’s permanent representative to the UN, Vitaly Churkin, demanded a full investigation into civilian deaths in Libya from NATO air strikes.

Libyan in(ter)vention: False facts fatal for Gaddafi

Laaska news  Dec. 2, 2011

Libyan men inspect the destroyed shrine of revered cleric Sidi al-Hammali in Sirte’s main cemetery (AFP Photo / Joseph Eid)

Sanctions against Syria and looming prospects of an intervention into the country are drawing ever more parallels with the war in Libya. But as it turned out, the “facts” used to wage a “humanitarian war” on Tripoli, underwent almost no verification.

Sea alert: Russian warships head for Syria

Laaska news  Nov. 29,2011

 Heavy aircraft-carrying missile cruiser Admiral Kuznetsov (image from http://pilot.strizhi.info)

Moscow is deploying warships at its base in the Syrian port of Tartus. The long-planned mission comes, providentially, at the very moment when it could help prevent a potential conflict in the strategically important Middle Eastern country.

Nuke carrier leads US strike force into Syrian waters + Related Articles

Laaska news  Nov. 29,2011
French fig-leaf: Sarkozy wants Syria
EU rejects French call for intervention in Syria

USS George H.W. Bush. (AFP Photo/US Navy)

Nuclear aircraft carrier USS George HW Bush has reportedly anchored off Syria. As an Arab League deadline to allow observers into the country passes with no response from Damascus, the possibility of intervention in Syria seems to be growing.

Pakistan:NATO apologizes for shelling Pakistani border checkpoint

Laaska news  Nov. 27,2011

 

Pakistani soldier stands guard near the trucks carrying Oil supplies for NATO’s forces in Afghanistan. Photo: EPA.
    
NATO has acknowledged its responsibility for strikes on two Pakistani checkpoints near the border with Afghanistan, which caused the killing of 24 Pakistani servicemen.