Monday, February 28, 2011
Sunday, February 27, 2011
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35 prominent Arab Intellectuals Have released a statement calling for effective Measures to stop the slaughter of the Libyan people at the hands of "a brutal dictator"
al-Ahram, Feb. 27
Thirty-five prominent Arab intellectuals have released a statement calling for effective measures to stop the slaughter of the Libyan people at the hands of “a brutal dictator”. Below is the text of the statement
CONDEMNATION IS NOT ENOUGH!
To Heads of State of Members of the United Nations Security Council, European Union, African Union and League of Arab States,
We, experts, intellectuals and citizens from the Arab world, write to call on you to turn hollow condemnation into real action that can protect the people of Libya from further slaughter.
We cannot and will not stand by and witness a brutal dictator exterminate his own people. Your words alone will not stop Gaddafi committing war crimes against civilians. Your expressions of disgust will not stop him contracting mercenaries to kill and maim those brave enough to challenge his tyranny. We appeal to you as leaders who have the power to bring an end to this horror. Your failure to do so would be a lasting stain on the concept of the responsibility of world leadership and on humanity itself.
The Libyan people are living through a defining moment in their history. Their demands for basic human rights and an end to 42 years of cruel oppression are legitimate. We shall not stand silent and watch them pay the price of this demand with their blood. Without urgent action from the UN Security Council supported by the EU, African Union and Arab League, the window of opportunity to protect civilians from the threat of further atrocities will close.
We believe it is the personal and moral responsibility of each and every one of you to ensure immediate action is taken to stop the bloodshed in line with Chapter 7 of the UN Charter.
The Libyan people have had the courage to defy a dictator and face down his barbarism and brutality. Now their blood fills the streets of Benghazi, Beida and Tripoli and many other cities. This is partly the result of the absence of effective international pressure to rein in a killer who does not balk at using lethal force against his own people.
We urge the UN Security Council, the Arab League, the African Union and the European Union to protect civilians in Libya NOW. We urge leaders to live up to their obligations and expedite the following actions immediately:
• Agree contingency plans for international intervention, under Arab Regional leadership, to provide protection for civilians on the ground and to enable the rapid imposition of a UN Mandated No Fly Zone over Libya should such steps be necessary to protect civilians from further atrocities.
• Ensure accountability and justice for the victims of the attacks since the 17th of Feb 2011 by supporting the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights’ call for an independent investigation into the use of systematic violence against civilians.
• Ensure an asset freeze on Gaddafi, his family and his generals and impose immediate targeted sanctions on the regime.
• Impose an immediate arms embargo.
Only action of this kind can help protect the lives of hundreds of thousands of civilians currently at risk. Gaddafi and his henchmen will not flinch at your condemnation. Instead, they blackmail you into paralysis by threatening to withhold lucrative trade or open the floodgates of immigration. Time is running out. We urge you to demonstrate courageous and decisive leadership to avert what could be one of the worst atrocities of our time.
Signatories include,
1. Gamil Mattar – Writer, Egypt; Taher Kanaan – Former Minister of Planning and Development Affairs, Jordan, Laila Sharaf - First Lady Senator, Jordan, Nabil El Arabi - Former ICJ Judge, Moataz Abdel Fattah - Professor of Political Science University of Michigan, USA; Bassma Kodmani, executive director, Arab Reform Initiative; Chérif Ferjani, Director, Group of Research and Studies on Mediterranean and Middle East (GREMMO) at the Maison de l'Orient Méditerranéen, CNRS-Université Lyon2 (National Center for Scientific Research); Hani Shukrallah, Journalist, Egypt; Barah Mikail, Research Director, FRIDE (Foundation for International Relations and Foreign Dialogue), Larbi Chouikh, Academic, Tunisia, Charif RIFAI, Architect; Yassin Swehat, blogger, Syria; Paul Salem, Director, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Beirut; Salam Kawakibi, Senior researcher, Arab Reform Initiative; Nahla Chahal, political sociologist; IBRAHIM ALARISS, Novelist and Journalist , LEBANON; Alaa Abdel Aziz, Academic, Egypt; Mohamed Ali Farhat - Poet and Journalist, Lebanon; Vicky Habib - journalist and film critic, Lebanon; Abdel Rahman Ayyas (journalist) Lebanon; Ali El Ghatit, International Attorney of Law, Egypt; Ali Fakhro, Former Minister of Culture, Bahrain; Fouad Riad, Former Judge in the International Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia; Saad Mehio – Writer, Lebanon; Ahdaf Soweif – Novelist and Writer , Egypt
Thirty-five prominent Arab intellectuals have released a statement calling for effective measures to stop the slaughter of the Libyan people at the hands of “a brutal dictator”. Below is the text of the statement
CONDEMNATION IS NOT ENOUGH!
To Heads of State of Members of the United Nations Security Council, European Union, African Union and League of Arab States,
We, experts, intellectuals and citizens from the Arab world, write to call on you to turn hollow condemnation into real action that can protect the people of Libya from further slaughter.
We cannot and will not stand by and witness a brutal dictator exterminate his own people. Your words alone will not stop Gaddafi committing war crimes against civilians. Your expressions of disgust will not stop him contracting mercenaries to kill and maim those brave enough to challenge his tyranny. We appeal to you as leaders who have the power to bring an end to this horror. Your failure to do so would be a lasting stain on the concept of the responsibility of world leadership and on humanity itself.
The Libyan people are living through a defining moment in their history. Their demands for basic human rights and an end to 42 years of cruel oppression are legitimate. We shall not stand silent and watch them pay the price of this demand with their blood. Without urgent action from the UN Security Council supported by the EU, African Union and Arab League, the window of opportunity to protect civilians from the threat of further atrocities will close.
We believe it is the personal and moral responsibility of each and every one of you to ensure immediate action is taken to stop the bloodshed in line with Chapter 7 of the UN Charter.
The Libyan people have had the courage to defy a dictator and face down his barbarism and brutality. Now their blood fills the streets of Benghazi, Beida and Tripoli and many other cities. This is partly the result of the absence of effective international pressure to rein in a killer who does not balk at using lethal force against his own people.
We urge the UN Security Council, the Arab League, the African Union and the European Union to protect civilians in Libya NOW. We urge leaders to live up to their obligations and expedite the following actions immediately:
• Agree contingency plans for international intervention, under Arab Regional leadership, to provide protection for civilians on the ground and to enable the rapid imposition of a UN Mandated No Fly Zone over Libya should such steps be necessary to protect civilians from further atrocities.
• Ensure accountability and justice for the victims of the attacks since the 17th of Feb 2011 by supporting the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights’ call for an independent investigation into the use of systematic violence against civilians.
• Ensure an asset freeze on Gaddafi, his family and his generals and impose immediate targeted sanctions on the regime.
• Impose an immediate arms embargo.
Only action of this kind can help protect the lives of hundreds of thousands of civilians currently at risk. Gaddafi and his henchmen will not flinch at your condemnation. Instead, they blackmail you into paralysis by threatening to withhold lucrative trade or open the floodgates of immigration. Time is running out. We urge you to demonstrate courageous and decisive leadership to avert what could be one of the worst atrocities of our time.
Signatories include,
1. Gamil Mattar – Writer, Egypt; Taher Kanaan – Former Minister of Planning and Development Affairs, Jordan, Laila Sharaf - First Lady Senator, Jordan, Nabil El Arabi - Former ICJ Judge, Moataz Abdel Fattah - Professor of Political Science University of Michigan, USA; Bassma Kodmani, executive director, Arab Reform Initiative; Chérif Ferjani, Director, Group of Research and Studies on Mediterranean and Middle East (GREMMO) at the Maison de l'Orient Méditerranéen, CNRS-Université Lyon2 (National Center for Scientific Research); Hani Shukrallah, Journalist, Egypt; Barah Mikail, Research Director, FRIDE (Foundation for International Relations and Foreign Dialogue), Larbi Chouikh, Academic, Tunisia, Charif RIFAI, Architect; Yassin Swehat, blogger, Syria; Paul Salem, Director, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Beirut; Salam Kawakibi, Senior researcher, Arab Reform Initiative; Nahla Chahal, political sociologist; IBRAHIM ALARISS, Novelist and Journalist , LEBANON; Alaa Abdel Aziz, Academic, Egypt; Mohamed Ali Farhat - Poet and Journalist, Lebanon; Vicky Habib - journalist and film critic, Lebanon; Abdel Rahman Ayyas (journalist) Lebanon; Ali El Ghatit, International Attorney of Law, Egypt; Ali Fakhro, Former Minister of Culture, Bahrain; Fouad Riad, Former Judge in the International Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia; Saad Mehio – Writer, Lebanon; Ahdaf Soweif – Novelist and Writer , Egypt
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Libya Perduca (Radical) Italy full rules CPI adjustment to cooperate on Gaddafi
Although Libya does not recognize its jurisdiction, the risoluzine 1970 of the Security Council involves the International Criminal Court for the detection of responsibility 'criminal pei crimes against humanity' committed by February 15 on Libyan territory. Italy, and now 'obliged to freeze, but perhaps radically revise the bilateral treaty with the virtue in Libya' to the heavy penalties provided yesterday by the UN multilateral, must complete the process of adapting the rules of the Rome Statute to cooperate fully with the Court if it were to be issued with an indictment on the subpoena before the Hague against Gaddafi. Delayed again l'adempimento dei proprio obblighi internazionale darebbe segnali contrastanti circa la volonta' di risolvere la questione libica in tempi brevi.
Per l'appunto, due settimane fa, in occasione della proroga delle missioni italiane all'estero la delegazione Radicale al Senato aveva presentato un ordine del giorno che chiedeva la creazione di una corsia preferenziale per arrivare entro la primavera alla completa implementazione delle norme dello Statuto di Roma, odg che aveva pero' ricevuto parere negativo da parte del sottosegretario Cossiga. Oggi, forse, le motivazioni che ancora consigliavano cautela all'Italia per consolidare la piena e incondizionale cooperazione colla CPI non ci sono piu', il Governo deve quindi presentare alla Camera o al Senato la sua proposta di legge sulla Corte per portare a termine velocissimamente tale processo.
Per l'appunto, due settimane fa, in occasione della proroga delle missioni italiane all'estero la delegazione Radicale al Senato aveva presentato un ordine del giorno che chiedeva la creazione di una corsia preferenziale per arrivare entro la primavera alla completa implementazione delle norme dello Statuto di Roma, odg che aveva pero' ricevuto parere negativo da parte del sottosegretario Cossiga. Oggi, forse, le motivazioni che ancora consigliavano cautela all'Italia per consolidare la piena e incondizionale cooperazione colla CPI non ci sono piu', il Governo deve quindi presentare alla Camera o al Senato la sua proposta di legge sulla Corte per portare a termine velocissimamente tale processo.
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Fact Sheet: UN Security Council Resolution 1970, Libya Sanctions
Significantly, the resolution: 
The UN Security Council has adopted a comprehensive resolution to respond to the outrageous violence perpetrated by Muammar Qadafi on the Libyan people. This resolution imposes immediate measures to stop the violence, ensure accountability and facilitate humanitarian aid.
The Security Council has demanded an end to the violence and urged Libyan authorities to respect human rights, ensure the safety of foreign nationals allow the safe passage of humanitarian supplies and lift restrictions on all forms of media.
Significantly, the resolution:
1) Refers the situation to the International Criminal Court (ICC)
- The Security Council referral gives the ICC jurisdiction over crimes committed in Libya after February 15, the day of the first
- protests in Benghazi. The ICC may investigate crimes including war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.
- A referral the ICC is necessary because Libya is not a party to the ICC Rome Statute.
- The ICC Prosecutor will report regularly to the Security Council.
2) Imposes an arms embargo and other arms restrictions
- All states are prohibited to provide any kind of arms to Libya.
- All states are prohibited from allowing the transit to Libya of mercenaries.
- Libya is prohibited from exporting any arms to any other state.
- States are called upon to inspect suspicious cargo that may contain arms. When such arms are found, states are required to seize
- and dispose of them.
- All states are called on to strongly discourage their nationals from traveling to Libya to contribute to human rights violations.
3) Imposes targeted sanctions on key regime figures
- Seventeen Qadafi loyalists are subject to an international travel ban.
- Six of these individuals, including Qadafi himself and his immediate family members, are also subject to a freeze of their assets.
- The Security Council commits to ensure that any frozen assets will be made available to benefit the people of Libya.
- A Sanctions Committee is established to impose targeted sanctions on additional individuals and entities who commit serious
- human rights abuses, including ordering attacks and aerial bombardments on civilian populations or facilities.
4) Provides for humanitarian assistance
- All states are called upon to work together to facilitate humanitarian assistance and support the return of humanitarian agencies.
- The Security Council expresses its readiness to consider additional measures to achieve the delivery of such assistance.
5) Commits to review the measures
- The Security Council will keep these sanctions under review and strengthen, modify or lift them in light of the situation.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Saturday, February 12, 2011
I-catcher Console – Web Monitor
Part of Mr. Vengeance Cerroni wobbles Mayor Albano
Una manifestazione mai vista ai Castelli Romani, oltre 5.000 persone hanno protestato contro il sistema Cerroni, il TAR del Lazio ha bocciato l’inceneritore di Albano e la Procura della Repubblica di Velletri sta indagando sugli illeciti nella gestione dei rifiuti nella discarica di Albano.
Troppi affronti per per il signor Cerroni, l’ottavo re di Roma.
Lui che è abituato a calpestare tutte le leggi e tutte le regole (regionali, nazionali e comunitarie), lui che detta legge a tutte le istituzioni (Comune e Provincia di Roma, Regione Lazio), lui non può subire tutti questi affronti.
Il signor Cerroni ha, quindi, ordinato ai suoi boys di sfiduciare il Sindaco di Albano, reo di aver citizens committees and supported in its application to TAR Albano against the incinerator.
were then turns many of Boys Cerroni (Mattei, Ciocchetti, Edwards, Sannibale and many others), who tried to get to the distrust of the junta led by Nicola Albano Marini.
The attempt of mistrust is so far failed: the conspirators have failed to collect 16 signatures (you are stuck at 15), but begin to arrive for the resignation and the withdrawal of delegation.
The first was the commissioner and member of the Federation to the Financial Center, Raffaele Esposito, who has resigned his resignation in person.
Then, after a meeting of the majority, Mayor Marine withdrew the delegation to the vice-mayor and city planning commissioner Sannibale Mauritius, a member of the UDC, one of the main authors of the conspiracy.
The impression is that the conspiracy was only a first attempt, a dress rehearsal of political crisis.
The old political class of Albano is "deeply " related to Mr. Cerroni.
It is said that close ties with Mr. Cerroni, cemented in an unforgettable lunch (nothing to envy to the legendary dinners Arcore) .
We will see in the coming days as other political figures will join Albano Cerroni Boys.
Troppi affronti per per il signor Cerroni, l’ottavo re di Roma.
Lui che è abituato a calpestare tutte le leggi e tutte le regole (regionali, nazionali e comunitarie), lui che detta legge a tutte le istituzioni (Comune e Provincia di Roma, Regione Lazio), lui non può subire tutti questi affronti.
Il signor Cerroni ha, quindi, ordinato ai suoi boys di sfiduciare il Sindaco di Albano, reo di aver citizens committees and supported in its application to TAR Albano against the incinerator.
were then turns many of Boys Cerroni (Mattei, Ciocchetti, Edwards, Sannibale and many others), who tried to get to the distrust of the junta led by Nicola Albano Marini.
The attempt of mistrust is so far failed: the conspirators have failed to collect 16 signatures (you are stuck at 15), but begin to arrive for the resignation and the withdrawal of delegation.
The first was the commissioner and member of the Federation to the Financial Center, Raffaele Esposito, who has resigned his resignation in person.
Then, after a meeting of the majority, Mayor Marine withdrew the delegation to the vice-mayor and city planning commissioner Sannibale Mauritius, a member of the UDC, one of the main authors of the conspiracy.
The impression is that the conspiracy was only a first attempt, a dress rehearsal of political crisis.
The old political class of Albano is "deeply " related to Mr. Cerroni.
It is said that close ties with Mr. Cerroni, cemented in an unforgettable lunch (nothing to envy to the legendary dinners Arcore) .
We will see in the coming days as other political figures will join Albano Cerroni Boys.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Letter Round Pendant Tiffany
sanded the results of epidemiological studies to defend the interests of a few
Two years ago, on 8 February 2009, the Lazio Region began a very important project: the "epidemiological assessment of health status of the population exposed to the processes of gathering, processing and disposal of municipal waste in the region Lazio .
February 8, 2009 was prepared the "Draft Executive under DGR Law 929/08 and regional financial n.31/2008 Article 34 ".
The project included:
• The synthesis of scientific knowledge on the subject;
• The inventory of sites in Lazio,
• The estimate of emissions for each plant esistente o di futura realizzazione;
• L’analisi degli effetti sulla salute della popolazione esposta ad impianti già esistenti ;
• La Valutazione epidemiologica dello stato di salute dei lavoratori esposti, con lo studio sulla mortalità dei lavoratori che hanno prestato servizio nei diversi impianti della regione ;
• La valutazione dello stato di salute ex-ante delle popolazioni interessate dai nuovi insediamenti;
• La progettazione e coordinamento di indagini speciali in situazioni di emergenza;
• La formazione, la comunicazione e la pubblicizzazione dei risultati;
• La realizzazione di un sito Internet dedicato al progetto che costituirà il veicolo fondamentale della comunicazione ai decisori, ai cittadini, ai tecnici, ai media.
Gli attori del progetto:
• La Direzione regionale Energia e Rifiuti, Dipartimento Territorio della Regione Lazio;
• L’ ARPA Lazio;
• Il Dipartimento dei Epidemiologia della ASL Roma E .
A due anni, nessun sito Internet è stato aperto, nessuna comunicazione è stata data ai decisori, ai cittadini, ai tecnici, ai media.
Di questo imponente progetto è trapelato solo lo studio epidemiologico sulla discarica di Albano, da cui emerge il clamoroso dato sulla mortalità femminile (+20%) within a mile from the landfill. Speaking of epidemiological study is ridiculous: 20 short pages faxed to the municipalities, no methodological note. But the figures speak for themselves: the effects on the population living within a mile from the landfill are alarming.
Because the project was shelved?
What are the truths that must be hidden to protect the interests of a few?
Read the Project Executive of the Region of Lazio.
February 8, 2009 was prepared the "Draft Executive under DGR Law 929/08 and regional financial n.31/2008 Article 34 ".
The project included:
• The synthesis of scientific knowledge on the subject;
• The inventory of sites in Lazio,
• The estimate of emissions for each plant esistente o di futura realizzazione;
• L’analisi degli effetti sulla salute della popolazione esposta ad impianti già esistenti ;
• La Valutazione epidemiologica dello stato di salute dei lavoratori esposti, con lo studio sulla mortalità dei lavoratori che hanno prestato servizio nei diversi impianti della regione ;
• La valutazione dello stato di salute ex-ante delle popolazioni interessate dai nuovi insediamenti;
• La progettazione e coordinamento di indagini speciali in situazioni di emergenza;
• La formazione, la comunicazione e la pubblicizzazione dei risultati;
• La realizzazione di un sito Internet dedicato al progetto che costituirà il veicolo fondamentale della comunicazione ai decisori, ai cittadini, ai tecnici, ai media.
Gli attori del progetto:
• La Direzione regionale Energia e Rifiuti, Dipartimento Territorio della Regione Lazio;
• L’ ARPA Lazio;
• Il Dipartimento dei Epidemiologia della ASL Roma E .
A due anni, nessun sito Internet è stato aperto, nessuna comunicazione è stata data ai decisori, ai cittadini, ai tecnici, ai media.
Di questo imponente progetto è trapelato solo lo studio epidemiologico sulla discarica di Albano, da cui emerge il clamoroso dato sulla mortalità femminile (+20%) within a mile from the landfill. Speaking of epidemiological study is ridiculous: 20 short pages faxed to the municipalities, no methodological note. But the figures speak for themselves: the effects on the population living within a mile from the landfill are alarming.
Because the project was shelved?
What are the truths that must be hidden to protect the interests of a few?
Read the Project Executive of the Region of Lazio.
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