Avui des de primera hora (8.30) debatem al Parlament Europeu la situació a Libia, amb la presència de l’Alta Representant de la UE, Ashton. En el meu twitter he anat fent algunes valoracions del mateix. Per altra banda, els Verds/ALE hem proposat un text de resolució que haurem de votar aquest migdia. La podeu trobar en aquest vincle. Inclou, entre d'altres, els següents punts:

1.            Expresses deep concern at the situation in Libya and strongly condemns the brutal repression of peaceful demonstrations, including indiscriminate armed attacks against civilians, which has resulted in the death of thousands of civilians and a high number of injured people; denounces the incitement to hostility against civilian population expressed at the highest level of the regime by Muammar al-Gaddafi and his son Saif al-Islam;

2.        Fully endorses the UN Security Council resolution 1970 which condemns the gross and systematic human rights violations in Libya and decides to refer the situation to the International Criminal Court while imposing an arms embargo on the country and a travel ban and assets freeze on the family of Muammar al-Gaddafi; strongly supports the launching by the Prosecutor of the ICC of an investigation into the alleged crimes against humanity committed by Muammar al-Gaddafi and members of his regime;

3.        Calls on the HR/VP and the Council to consider within the framework of UNSC resolution 1970 and UNSC resolution 1674 regarding the responsibility to protect the population, the establishment of a no-fly zone, at the request of the Transitional National Council in cooperation with the Arab League and the African Union, aimed at preventing the regime from targeting population;

4.            Expresses its firm support to the struggle of the Libyan people for freedom, democratic reforms and the end to the authoritarian regime; calls on the EU to establish direct relations with the Interim Transitional National Council and to support them in the liberated area so as to relieve the population and to meet its basic humanitarian needs, including medical assistance;

5.        Fully supports the decision of the UNHRC to dispatch an independent international commission of inquiry to Libya to investigate violations of international human rights law and the UNGA decision of 2 March 2011 to suspend Libya’s membership to the UNHCR;

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