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Mulvein

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2014-11-11

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2017-06-08

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1. “The United Kingdom supports the call of the Prosecutor for all parties involved in the ongoing fighting to refrain from targeting civilians or civilian objects. We urge all parties to refrain from Rome Statute crimes or human rights violations. In order for there to be a sustainable peace in Libya, individuals who have committed atrocities must be held accountable for their actions. There must no impunity for perpetrators of war crimes and crimes against humanity. It is also important that those who have committed human rights abuses in the ongoing fighting should face justice. It is vital that Libya's future is built upon the firm foundation that protects and promotes human rights for all.”

   2014-11-11 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.7306 (2014) · source

2. “We call on all Libyans to set aside their individual differences and support the United Nations- led efforts to mediate between key Libyan leaders, agree to a ceasefire and reach a lasting political settlement. That is the only route to stability and prosperity. However, it is not just for the Libyans themselves to work towards a solution. A stable, democratic and prosperous Libya that contributes to stability and security in the region is in all our interests. The international community must support the efforts of the United Nations. Jonathan Powell, the United Kingdom Special Envoy to Libya, is working to support the efforts of United Nations Special Representative Bernardino Leon, and we call on all States to give their full support to his work.”

   2014-11-11 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.7306 (2014) · source

3. “I thank the Prosecutor for her briefing on Libya and for introducing the report submitted to the Security Council pursuant to resolution 1970 (2011). The United Kingdom is concerned about the continued violence and political instability in Libya. The recent Supreme Court ruling that the internationally recognized Government is unconstitutional highlights the significant challenges the country is facing. The United Kingdom is examining that judgment and the circumstances surrounding it. We are particularly concerned about reports that a car bomb went off in front of the security headquarters in the eastern city of Shahat on Sunday. It is imperative that all actors in Libya work towards political solutions to the challenges the country is facing.”

   2014-11-11 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.7306 (2014) · source