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1-what are the HR violations in Libya? 2-How the LFJL manged to report the violations there? 3-What are the challenges faced to document the violations? Answer: Human Right Violations in Libya People in Libya are struggling between the fight between three rival governments and militias and armed groups. Tripoli-based Government of National Accord which is supported by the United Nations (UN) and the Interim Government based in eastern Libya compete and fighting with each other for territorial c...

  Senior Correspondent,  bdnews24.com Published: 15 Jan 2021 04:41 PM BdST Updated: 15 Jan 2021 04:58 PM BdST Bangladeshi and Italian police have arrested two fugitives with alleged ties to human trafficking and the killing of migrants in Libya. "); } Shahadat Hossain, 29, was arrested at Dhaka’s Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, said Police Deputy Commissioner Md Shahidullah on Friday. Meanwhile, 38-year-old Jafor Ekbal, a native of Kishoreganj, was detained by the Italian police. ...

The libya case. a mixed story, id argue, in the somali case. so i worry about the degree of transparency that we have here. theres no question about that. >> very quickly, i mean, what about the u.s. reputation? youve got u.s. special forces going into libya. the libyan ostensibly a friend thats got a hat to hang on, please explain, we didnt know about this. but what about the somalis, going anywhere they want and take anything they want? >> as far as libya is concerned it really is a government...

Going to end up in the same place as the libyan movie eventually, repressive dictator that shoots his own people is going -- is going to go. a number of key things that have to fall into place. primary drive has to be from the libyan people themselves. in case of egypt, the -- libyan people who opposed mubarak and convinced the security forces they were right and mubarak was wrong, that hasnt happened yet. in syria, security forces are still hanging beside their leader. that has to move. then th...

In case of egypt, the libyan people who opposed mubarak and convinced the security forces they were right and mubarak was wrong, that hasnt happened yet. in syria, security forces are still hanging beside their leader. that has to move. then theres -- practical difficulties that ambassador negroponte talked about in terms of the influence that the united states and the international community bring to bear. this one is going to go the right direction eventually. but the driving dynamic has to co...

budget cuts before he agrees to raising the debt ceiling. and then theres the democrat-controlled senate. >> we shouldnt be drawing lines in the sand. we should be willing to work together. >> treasury secretary tim geithner says the u.s. could hit its $14.3 trillion debt limit tomorrow but he can keep the country out of default until august. so there is time. what they really lack on capitol hill is common ground. today -- republican risk, reward and rhetoric with senate republica...

money, there will be no increase in the debt limit. >> boehner wants $2 trillion in budget cuts before he agrees to raising the debt ceiling. and then theres the democrat-controlled senate. >> we shouldnt be drawing lines in the sand. we should be willing to work together. >> treasury secretary tim geithner says the u.s. could hit its $14.3 trillion debt limit tomorrow but he can keep the country out of default until august. so there is time. what they really lack on capitol hill is ...

Libya case. nobody thought the arab league would come and say yes, we want a no-fly zone as well. once the arab league did and the obama administration was faced with the specter of possibly seeing on tv, the slaughter in benghazi. hillary clinton got during a meeting in paris, in the paris hotel room on tuesday, met with the uae leader and he agreed to pledge arab, arab troops and arab fighter pilots to the cause. and at that point she sort of flipped over and that started the switch for obama....

Role really driving this. what changed here internally? theres the headline shest by clinton helped persuade the president to take a harder line. >> i hink there was a number of factors. and i think rwanda did have something to do with it. because you had secretary clinton, who was first lady during the rwanda genocide and whose husband has said that not intervening is one of his biggest regrets. susan rice, the africa adviser at the time, had a lot of rwanda history there. and you had this sort...