Was ist los in Libyen? Ursachen, Wirkung und Entwicklung / Sammelstrang

[Steiner]

Feb17 Ratten haben heute das GNC Rattenparlament besetzt und die Straßen mit bewaffneten Pick ups abgeriegelt. Die GNC Abgeordneten wurden aus dem Parlament vertrieben. Es wird bereits von einem Putsch gesprochen.

Fighters angry at cabinet besiege Libya assembly
Nearly 100 Libyan fighters backed by artillery have circled and occupied the national assembly in...

Nearly 100 Libyan fighters backed by artillery have circled and occupied the national assembly in protest over the new prime minister's cabinet lineup, an AFP journalist said on Thursday.

The demonstration which erupted on Wednesday night has drawn dozens of former rebels from Tripoli and other cities, some of them formally affiliated with the defence and interior ministries.

"What is happening and the scale of what is going on is very grave," said Othman Ben Sassi, an official linked to the national assembly, which was not in session on Thursday.

He said ex-rebels were occupying the assembly and other official buildings.

Traffic leading to the assembly and the luxury Rixos hotel was blocked by a dozen 4x4 vehicles and pickup trucks mounted with artillery, said the journalist at the scene.

"We are demonstrating against the national assembly and its chosen government because it is made up of remnants of Moamer Kadhafi's regime," said Abdel Jalil Maziq, 42, a native of the western city of Misrata.

"The world helped us overthrow the tyrant and now here we are stuck with remnants of his regime," he added.

The complaints centred on members of the new prime minister's cabinet, which was approved by the assembly on Wednesday in a session that was cut short by the protests and mounting security concerns.

The main ministers to have sparked controversy are those of health, foreign affairs, international cooperation, higher education and religious affairs.

"These five are the most problematic," said rights activist Abdelmenam al-Hor, stressing they had played a role in upholding the former regime and should be removed.

Libya's national assembly gave its approval on Wednesday to a cabinet presented by prime minister designate Ali Zeidan, weeks after rejecting his predecessor's line-up.

The prime minister and his cabinet still have to be sworn in.

Protesters who barged into the assembly on Tuesday derailed a first session on the cabinet, which was hastily approve in a Wednesday vote-of-confidence as demonstrations erupted outside the building.

The demonstrations coupled with the lack of discipline of former rebels nominally under the state's control underline the fragility of Libya's transition to democracy a year after Kadhafi was overthrown.

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[Quo vadis]

Gute Nachrichten aus Tripolis, die Ratten bekämpfen sich dort aktuell gegenseitig, Gebäude stehen in Flammen, es gibt Tote.

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[Steiner]

Während der Westen auch heute noch den Mord an Col. Gaddafi und die Zerstörung Libyens feiert haben sich die Afrikaner ihre eigenen Gedanken dazu gemacht:

[Alfred]

Während der Westen auch heute noch den Mord an Col. Gaddafi und die Zerstörung Libyens feiert haben sich die Afrikaner ihre eigenen Gedanken dazu gemacht:

Pro-Gaddafi Demos...

Libia freedom mia mia Teil 1

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[Steiner]

Die libysche Nato Rattenregierung hat den gesamten Süden Libyens zu einem militärischen Sperrgebiet erklärt, den Notstand ausgerufen und die Grenzen zu den Nachbarländern geschlossen. Grund soll die dort herrschende Anarchie der Milizen und Kriminalität wie Drogen und Menschenschmuggel sein.

The General National Congress (GNC) declared the south a closed military zone on Sunday evening and announced that it would temporarily close the borders with Niger, Chad, Sudan and Algeria, state news agency LANA reported.

GNC members passed the exceptional legislation with a majority of 136, designating the areas around Ghadamis, Ghat, Awbari, Al-Shati, Sebha, Murzuq and Kufra as closed zones of military operations.

Members also voted to close Libya’s southern borders, but said that they would reopen them at an undesignated time in coordination with their neighbouring states.

According to the legislation, the Ministry of Defence must appoint a military governor for the south, who will be given full powers to arrest those currently wanted for crimes in the area.

Before the Ministry of Defence chooses the governor and his aides, however, it must consult with the GNC.

The legislation said that the military governor, when appointed, must take all steps to secure Libya’s southern borders, and the GNC will assist him in his task by providing all necessary support to him.

Unrest and insecurity has continued to plague much of the south since the end of last year’s revolution, with the state exercising only the most minimal control over many areas. Earlier this month, some 20 southern GNC Congressman walked out of Congress in protest at what they called “the deteriorating security in their region” and the government’s failure to address these concerns.

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[Buella]

Die libysche Nato Rattenregierung hat den gesamten Süden Libyens zu einem militärischen Sperrgebiet erklärt, den Notstand ausgerufen und die Grenzen zu den Nachbarländern geschlossen. Grund soll die dort herrschende Anarchie der Milizen und Kriminalität wie Drogen und Menschenschmuggel sein.



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Man möchte beim nato-demokratischen Massenmorden keine Zuschauer und Zeugen!

[dorbei]

Die libysche Nato Rattenregierung hat den gesamten Süden Libyens zu einem militärischen Sperrgebiet erklärt, den Notstand ausgerufen und die Grenzen zu den Nachbarländern geschlossen. Grund soll die dort herrschende Anarchie der Milizen und Kriminalität wie Drogen und Menschenschmuggel sein.



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Hallo Steiner,

diese Begründung dürfte nur ein Vorwand wenn nicht gar Lüge sein.
Entscheidender dürfte diese Aktion gewesen sein:

250 Loyalisten brechen aus Gefängnis in Sabha:

Supporters of Moammar Gadhafi, the former dictator who was ousted and killed during last year’s armed uprising, were also among the detainees.

Suad Ganun, who represents Sabha in the national assembly, confirmed the escape of “250 prisoners,” blaming it on the failure of the authorities to address insecurity in the south.

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Offenbar mit Hilfe der Wärter.

[Steiner]

Der Demokratisierungsprozess Libyens nach westlichem Vorbild ist in vollem Gange.Hier sieht man die "Demokratisierung" eines Libyers welcher von NATO-Milizen beschuldigt wird ein Gaddafiloyalist zu sein.....

[Steiner]

Dieser Libyer aus Bani Walid hat seinen Demokratisierungsprozess bereits hinter sich: