Human Rights concerns in Libya

The UN Human Rights chief Navi Pillay has raised concerns about Libya's armed brigades and the treatment of more than 8,500 detainees, majority of whom are from sub-Saharan Africa.

Addressing the UN Security Council on the situation in Libya, Pillay warned that, "lack of oversight by the central authorities creates an environment conducive to torture and ill treatment." She urged the Libyan ministry of justice and the prosecutor's office to take over the detention centres.

25 January 2012

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• Libya
• Human Rights
• United Nations
• UN
• Navi Pillay
• OHCHR

[CanoPinto]

So, after almost one year, now they are concerned about those rats they were feeding all those time?!!!! Why those Human Rights Hypocrites showed no concern when NATO was bombing Sirte to the grownd and killing a lot of civilians in Libya? We actualy know how brutal and criminals those rats were acting since the begining and those humanitarian beasts in NATO, UN, ONGs, Media, Amnisty International supported a lot of lies to destroy Jamahyria and sucks libyan oil.