Security Council and Arab League must act decisively on Libyan crimes today

Tuesday 22 February 2011 Amnesty International calls on the organizations to launch a mission to Libya to investigate events that have left hundreds of protesters dead. Amnesty International has today called on the UN Security Council and the Arab League to launch an immediate mission to Libya to investigate events that have left hundreds of protesters dead. The call for the investigation, which could lead to prosecutions at the International Criminal Court (ICC), comes as both the UN Security Council and the Arab League meet today for special sessions to discuss the spiralling violence in…

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