Vaut mieux tard que jamais, dit-on. L'Afrique émet un avertissement sévère et définitif à l'ONU pour un arrêt immédiat des attaques contre la Libye et la souveraineté de l'Afrique lors d'une réunion entre le Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU et le Comité de l'Union africaine de haut niveau ad hoc sur la Libye le 15 Juin.Dr Ruhakana Rugunda, Représentant permanent de l'Ouganda auprès de l'ONU a clarifié la position de l'UA sur l'invasion de l'OTAN de la Libye.
Vous avez ici-bas les déclarations de l'UA et ceux d'Inner City Press, affirmant que les pays occidentaux du Conseil de sécurité ont tout fait pour garder à huis clos cette rencontre avec les représentations de l'Union africaine sur la Libye, sans aucun doute pour étouffer la vérité et mettre sous pression l'Union Africaine
FINALLY, Africa issues a stern and final warning to the UN for an immediate STOP of attacks on Libya and Africa's sovereignty at a meeting between the UN Security Council and the African Union High Level Ad hoc Committee on Libya on June 15.
Dr Ruhakana Rugunda, Uganda’s Permanent Representative to the UN gave the AU’s stand on NATO’s invasion of Libya.
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When African Union ministers wanted to come engage with the UN Security Council about NATO's bombing of Libya, the United States wanted to keep the meeting behind closed doors, the UK even suggesting it merely be a lunch, sources told Inner City Press.
African Council Members Want Statement on Compliance With Resolution 1973 which among other things “reaffirms that resolution 1973 (2011) explicitly excludes a foreign occupation force of any form on any part of Libyan territory.”, US Said to Oppose.
The three African members of the Security Council -- South Africa, Nigeria and Gabon -- are proposing the Statement. The US is apparently saying they cannot decide on the draft in 24 hours. (Others note that recently on Sudan, US Ambassador Susan Rice put forward a draft Presidential Statement at 2 pm and asked for it to be adopted that day.)
The timing excuse, some feel, is a ruse: the US is hoping that Gaddafi can be killed and taken from power before the Security Council issues any further statement on Libya.











































