Libya: Civilian deaths from NATO airstrikes must be properly investigated

Headline Title: Libya: Civilian deaths from NATO airstrikes must be properly investigated 19 March 2012 NATO has so far failed to investigate the killing of scores of civilians in Libya in airstrikes carried out by its forces, Amnesty International said today in a new briefing paper released a year after the first strike sorties took place.Libya: The forgotten victims of NATO Strikes says that scores of Libyan civilians who were not involved in the fighting were killed and many more injured, most in their homes, as a result of NATO airstrikes. Amnesty International said that NATO…

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