Ocampo anataka kumkaanga Gaddafi!

[Rungu]

Sasa Gadhafi hana pa kutokea, ICC wanamtayarishia kikaango chenye mafuta ya moto!

Gadhafi war crimes probe prosecutor to report findings
By the CNN Wire Staff
May 4, 2011 -- Updated 0821 GMT (1621 HKT)

(CNN) -- The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court will release details Wednesday of his investigation into whether Moammar Gadhafi's government committed crimes against humanity in the civil war raging in Libya.

Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo will be in New York to update the U.N. Security Council on the investigation, the ICC said in a statement.

In March, shortly after the International Criminal Court was asked to investigate the issue, a court spokeswoman said Gadhafi would probably face serious charges.

Moreno-Ocampo said he had uncovered "strong evidence" against some people in Libya and that he planned to issue arrest warrants soon.

But Moreno-Ocampo did not name the people he said he had evidence on.

"Even today, people in Tripoli are arrested illegally, tortured and they disappear," Moreno-Ocampo told CNN. "We have evidence of that and we will show it to the judges

Habari kutoka CNN

 

[BONGOLALA]

hii mahakama ya ICC ipo kwa ajili ya waafrika tuu?hao walio waua wajukuu wa gadafi kina nani?wana haki ya kuua?wa afrikaa tuamke hii mahakama inazidi kutumaliza

 

[Invisible]

Julian Borger, diplomatic editor | The Guardian

Wednesday 4 May 2011

The Gaddafi regime has committed war crimes against Libyan pro-democracy protesters, opening fire "systematically" on peaceful demonstrations, according to a report to be issued today by the prosecutor for the international criminal court, who will seek arrest warrants against top members of regime later this month.

The prosecutor, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, has said he will ask judges at the court in The Hague for up to five warrants. He has not named his suspects but in his report to the UN security council today, he will indicate that they include people who gave orders for the alleged atrocities.

"It is indeed a characteristic of the situation in Libya that massive crimes are reportedly committed upon instruction of a few persons who control the organisations that execute the orders," the report says. "Arresting those who ordered the commission of crimes, should the judges decide to issue warrants, will contribute to the protection of civilians in Libya."

In the course of a two-month preliminary investigation, Moreno-Ocampo's investigators found widespread evidence of crimes against humanity.

"Concerning the manner and nature of the crimes, the shooting at peaceful protesters was systematic, following the same modus operandi in multiple locations and executed through security forces," the report says. "The persecution appears to be also systematic and implemented in different cities. War crimes are apparently committed as a matter of policy."

As well as the use of live ammunition against unarmed demonstrators, the ICC investigation found evidence of a range of abuses including torture, systematic rape, the use of cluster munitions and other heavy weaponry in urban areas, the use of civilians as human shields and the blocking of humanitarian supplies.

It says "civilians in Tripoli and other areas are reportedly subject to different forms of persecution because of their suspected association with the uprising. Systematic arrests, torture, killings, deportations, enforced disappearances and destruction of mosques have been reported in Tripoli, al-Zawiya, Zintan and the area of the Nafousa mountains. The victims are allegedly civilians who participated in demonstrations or talked to international media, activists, journalists, as well as citizens of Egypt and Tunisia that were arrested and expelled en masse because of their perceived association with the popular uprising."

The ICC prosecutor's office is also looking into several reports that anti-government crowds attacked and killed dozens of immigrants from sub-Saharan Africa, who were suspected of being pro-Gaddafi mercenaries.

"A number of sub-Saharan Africans were allegedly arrested by the new authorities in Benghazi and it is unclear whether they were innocent immigrant workers or prisoners of war," it says.

The report was commissioned by the security council on 26 February when it referred the case to the ICC. The investigation is highly significant politically as Nato went to war in Libya on "humanitarian grounds" on the strength of security council resolution 1970 authorising "all necessary measures" to protect civilians. If the court approves the arrest warrants it will help insulate the alliance against international criticism of his prolonged campaign in Libya.

Moreno-Ocampo will present his first application for an arrest warrant to the ICC's pre-trial chamber in the next few weeks.

"It will focus on those most responsible for crimes against humanity committed in the territory of Libya since 15 February 2011," he will tell the security council today. The prosecutor told Reuters news agency on Monday that he would initially ask for up to five warrants.

If the judges grant his request, the question will be who should carry out the arrests. Moreno-Ocampo will say today that if the Libyan government fails to act, the security council itself "should evaluate" how to do it. It is unclear whether Russia or China would veto the authorisation of Nato to carry out the arrests. That would most likely involve sending troops into Tripoli.

 

[GJ Mwanakatwe]

ICC inatakiwa ikamkamate kwanza Bush na Obama, kwa kuwa ni waharifu wakubwa wa makosa ya kivita, kinyume chake haina maana.

 

[Askari Kanzu]

ICC inatakiwa ikamkamate kwanza Bush na Obama, kwa kuwa ni waharifu wakubwa wa makosa ya kivita, kinyume chake haina maana.

Sidhani kama watakubaliana nawe!

 

[Dr Justice]

hii mahakama ya ICC ipo kwa ajili ya waafrika tuu?hao walio waua wajukuu wa gadafi kina nani?wana haki ya kuua?wa afrikaa tuamke hii mahakama inazidi kutumaliza

mkuu nilijisemea mwenyewe kuwa waafrika watakoma na ocampo....lol!ni mmoja baada ya mwingine ila magharibi inakuwa mh!

 

[Horseshoe Arch]

Bunduki zimetengenezwa kwa ajili ya waafrika...yes (ndizo zinapoteza maisha ya ndugu zetu kila kukicha)...bidhaa zisizo na ubora soko lake ni Afrika...na finally ni aina hii mpya ya ukoloni ambayo tunaotawaliwa tunamsifu aliyetukalia eti kwa kua ni mbabe wa wababe...nani atafuata baada ya kusherehekea msiba wa mwenzio?

 

[Mtazamaji]

But hii issue ya gadafi inaonyesha kweli bado ukoloni upo. Though simsapoti lakini kuna jambo dunia hatujajua juu ya fall out ya gaddafi na west.


Sijawai kusikia west wakiongela openly kuspport na kuwapa silaha wapinzani wa serikali iliyo madarakani kikatiba.

What West is doing in libya hawawezi kufanya sehemu nyingine kama syria au hata Mubarak angegoma.

 

[BelindaJacob]

Huyu muajentina nae anaongeza kesi tu ICC tena majority ni za kutoka Afrika kama siyo zote...

 

[Nanyaro Ephata]

wakati uvamizi unaanza Libya,nililaani uvamizi huo,watu wengi hapa jamvini wakanishutumu sana,leo mnaanza kuona ubeberu
huu ni ubeberu ni lazima tulaani na kupinga kwa nguvu zote,

 

[Askari Kanzu]

wakati uvamizi unaanza Libya,nililaani uvamizi huo,watu wengi hapa jamvini wakanishutumu sana,leo mnaanza kuona ubeberu
huu ni ubeberu ni lazima tulaani na kupinga kwa nguvu zote,

Ni akina nani hao wanaoanza leo?

 

[Horseshoe Arch]

Binafsi nilipinga uvamizi huo bt nikakaa kimya baada ya kukosa support...ikanibidi nimfunue Qaddafi ili nimfahamu ni mtu wa aina gani...well ana mazuri yake na mabaya as well...lakini hii haiwezi kua leseni ya taifa moja kuinuka juu ya taifa lingine...huu ni uhalifu wa kimataifa! Ambao pamoja na mambo mengine The Hague inatakiwa ijaze wahalifu hawa wanaojichukulia maamuzi mikononi pasi kushirikisha nafsi zao! Libya imeshaingizwa ktki civil war,Egypt na Syria...nasikitika sana kwa kua wenye sauti wameamua kuwa mabubu!

 

[Mtazamaji]

Ni akina nani hao wanaoanza leo?

Ni vizuri awaseme ikiwezekana awaquote kabisa.