#OpLibya : Google launches 'Speak to Tweet' service in Libya ! ~ The Hackers News Big internet company from the United States, Google, appeared to be a mouthpiece for the people of Libya. Google ever did it during the regime of President of Egypt, Hosni Mubarak cut off internet connection. Now, Libya under the power of President Muammar al-Gaddafi also blocked Internet services, including social networking site Twitter. So, Google took the initiative to launch the service of speak to tweet for the people of Libya.The service allows Libyan people to preach the information about the situation in the country to the outside world. They only need to call the phone numbers provided by Google. Updated flight information for those wishing to leave #Tripoli. The FCO advise against all but essential travel to: The coastal areas from the Tunisian border to Misrata, including Tripoli and the towns of the Jebel Nafusa. The coastal areas from Ras Lanuf to the Egyptian border, with the exception of Benghazi and Derna. The FCO advise against all travel to all other parts of Libya, including Benghazi and Derna. On 21 March there was an attack on Tripoli International Airport which caused damage to the runway. Since December 2013, a number of foreign nationals have been shot dead in Libya, mostly in Benghazi and Derna. There is a high threat from terrorism including kidnapping. There is currently a high risk of potential demonstrations throughout Libya. Keep a low profile and try to limit travelling around as much as possible, particularly at night. If you’re entering Libya as a media representative, you should get press accreditation from the Libyan authorities. Take out comprehensive travel and medical insurance before you travel.
Des sms qui interdisent les manifestations sur les gsm libyens - Révolution dans les pays arabes Par: rédaction 25/02/11 - 14h10 © photo news. © reuters. Les citoyens libyens ont reçu sur leur gsm des messages qui interdisaient de manifester contre leur leader Mouammar Kadhafi, rapporte vendredi le journal Libya al-Youm. Absolutely All Of The World's Embassies In A Searchable Database ReliefWeb » Document » CICC: Libya - a new task for ICC The International Criminal Court has much work to do, especially since the landmark decision by the UN Security Council Saturday, to refer the case of Libya to the court. But how long will it take to prosecute suspects? A conversation with William Pace, Convenor of the Coalition for the International Criminal Court (CICC), a global coalition of 2,500 NGOs. By Geraldine Coughlan, The Hague Will the ICC have to investigate the situation in Libya now? The referral by the UNSC does not automatically trigger an ICC investigation as the court operates independently of the UN. Who will monitor the progress of this case? In addition and as part of this undertaking, the prosecutor has been invited to address the UNSC within 2 months and every 6 months thereafter on the progress made. When will the crime of aggression become effective? The amendment is done. Could the case against Bashir be deferred, as requested by the African Union? Will the US sign up to the ICC?
Topic: Ambassades points de contact de l’OTAN Depuis le début des années 1990, l’OTAN a mis en place un réseau d'ambassades points de contact (CPE) chargées de contribuer aux activités de partenariat et de diplomatie publique de l’Alliance dans les pays participant au Conseil de partenariat euro-atlantique (CPEA), au Partenariat pour la paix (PPP), au Dialogue méditerranéen (DM) et à l’Initiative de coopération d'Istanbul (ICI). Suite à la revue de la politique de partenariat de l’OTAN, menée en avril 2011, le réseau des CPE a également été étendu à d’autres partenaires dans le monde. Les CPE sont un outil précieux à l’appui des efforts d’ouverture de l’OTAN. Dans chaque pays partenaire, l’ambassade d’un des États membres de l’OTAN joue le rôle de point de contact et sert d’intermédiaire pour la diffusion d’informations sur le rôle et les politiques de l'Alliance. Les CPE ne sont pas des missions diplomatiques de l'OTAN dans le pays hôte, mais elles jouent un rôle essentiel en diffusant des informations concernant l’Alliance.
Executive Director Calls For Humanitarian Access To Libya On the Tunisian border, WFP's Josette Sheeran talks to people who have fled civil unrest in Libya. (Copyright: WFP) WFP Executive Director Josette Sheeran has called for humanitarian access to areas of Libya in need of food assistance after traveling to the Tunisia border on Tuesday to meet local authorities, aid organisations, and people who have fled the ongoing disturbances in Libya. Watch video | Read statement ROME -- WFP Executive Director Josette Sheeran has called on the world to step up action to avert a humanitarian disaster on Libya's borders and called for safe humanitarian access to the country itself. “Standing on the Libya border with tens of thousands fleeing violence I realized that unless the world acts we may be facing an historic human tragedy,” Sheeran said while at the Tunisia-Libya border on Tuesday to meet local authorities, aid organisations, and people who have fled violence in Libya. Safe access "We call for safe humanitarian access, especially to western Libya.
Libye : une enquête pour "crimes contre l'humanité" Europe 1Europe1.fr avec François Clauss, envoyé spécial d'Europe 1 en Libye, et agences Retrouvez les évènements de jeudi, 17e journée de mobilisation en Libye. Le combat s'est durci en Libye jeudi. La France a envoyé un porte-hélicoptères, le Mistral, qui devrait arriver en Libye en début de semaine prochaine, pour évacuer des ressortissants égyptiens. De son côté, le dirigeant libyen, Mouammar Kadhafi a accepté le plan de médiation internationale proposé par le vénézuélien Hugo Chavez, mais les Etats-Unis rejettent ce projet de médiation. La Cour pénale internationale a annoncé l'ouverture d'une enquête, visant Kadhafi et trois de ses fils, pour crime contre l'humanité. Retrouvez les évènements de la journée de jeudi ci-dessous : 22h20 : les USA écartent l'offre de Chavez. 21h57 : l'Algérie n'apporte pas son soutien à Moummar Kadhafi. 21h55 : Kadhafi juge "très positive" la proposition de Hugo Chavez. 20h16 : L'opposition retoque la médiation de Chavez.
At a Deadly, Shifting Front in Libya: Lynsey Addario Describes the Challenges Faced by Photographers Lynsey Addario is in Libya for The New York Times. On Wednesday, she spoke with James Estrin from Benghazi. Their conversation has been edited and condensed into this narrative. It’s been a rough day. We heard that Brega was back in the hands of the opposition, so we moved forward. We wanted to get to the hospital to see if there were dead, how many and how many wounded. It was pretty scary. Lynsey Addario for The New York TimesSunday: In a Benghazi courthouse, the opposition is setting up its own parallel government, complete with “media center.” I arrived in Libya on Saturday. I find it quite similar to the fall of Saddam. I think everyone wants to move as close as they can to Tripoli. Lynsey Addario for The New York TimesWednesday: Hassan Ahmed Muktar, 41, fought for the regime of Col.
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