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من طرف larbi الجمعة 4 مايو - 22:26

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Libya: NTC must not curtail freedom of expression in the name of protecting revolution

Posted: 04 May 2012

The Libyan authorities must not suppress freedom
of expression in the name of protecting the 17 February Revolution,
Amnesty International said following the adoption of a law criminalising
the “glorification” of deposed leader, Mu’ammar al-Gaddafi.

On Wednesday, the ruling National Transitional Council (NTC) approved
“Law 37 of 2012 on the Criminalisation of the Glorification of the
Dictator”.

The law prescribes prison sentences for spreading false rumours,
propaganda or information with the aim of harming national defence or
“terrorising people” or “weakening citizens’ morale” during war time.
Law 37 of 2012 imposes life imprisonment if such actions “harm the
country”.

The law states that Libya is undergoing circumstances similar to a “state of war”.

Glorifying “al-Gaddafi, or his political system, or his ideas, or
children” is considered to be an act of “sensationalist propaganda”
according to the new law.

Law 37 of 2012 also includes vague provisions punishing anyone
harming “the 17 February Revolution” with prison terms. The same
punishment is applied for those “offending” Islam, the state and its
institutions, or for “publicly offending the Libyan people”. The law
does not specify the length of prison terms, but Libya’s Penal Code
indicates that they would range between three and 15 years.

“This new legislation is an eerie reminder of draconian legislation
that was used to stamp out dissent during al-Gaddafi’s brutal
four-decade rule. Libyans took to the streets in February of last year
and paid a heavy price to get rid of such repressive practices, not to
see them reintroduced,” said Philip Luther, Amnesty International’s
Director for the Middle East and North Africa.

An NTC official told Amnesty International that the law aims to
protect the sensibilities of victims of al-Gaddafi’s crimes, and to
promote national reconciliation. Another official pointed out that the
law was needed because some teachers continued to glorify al-Gaddafi’s
rule in schools, threatening the “17 February Revolution”.

Not only does the law run counter to Libya’s international
obligations, but it is also not compliant with Libya’s Constitutional
Declaration, adopted on 3 August 2011, which guarantees freedom of
expression.

“The adoption of a law criminalising activities merely amounting to
peaceful freedom of expression is a step backwards on the road to
building a new Libya on the foundations of respecting human rights. Free
speech must be guaranteed for all, not only supporters of the new
government,” said Philip Luther. “We fear that this law will have a
chilling effect on the emerging media in Libya and may lead to the
imprisonment of prisoners of conscience.”

While there may sometimes be legitimate grounds for restricting
expression, such as the protection of public order or protecting the
rights of others, any such restriction may only be imposed if absolutely
necessary, and even then the least restrictive measure possible should
be taken. Imprisonment for peaceful expression would never be
acceptable.

Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political
Rights to which Libya is a state party protects peaceful expression,
including of ideas and views which might be considered offensive by
some.

Since the fall of al-Gaddafi, his alleged loyalists have faced
reprisals and revenge attacks in a climate of impunity. Thousands of
people continue to be detained outside the framework of the law, on
accusations of supporting or fighting for al-Gaddafi. To date, none have
been charged.

The right to freedom of expression was tightly restricted under
al-Gaddafi’s rule in both law and practice and Libyan legislation
prescribed harsh punishments including the death penalty and life
imprisonment for those criticizing or harming al-Gaddafi’s political
system.

من طرف larbi الجمعة 4 مايو - 22:26

http://www.amnesty.org.uk/news_details.asp?NewsID=20109

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أنتم تهربون من عدالة البشر والليبيين ولكن لا مفر من عدالة الواحد الأحد.

وتقومون بهذا ولا تعلمون أنكم تضفون الشرعية والفضيلة علينا وتسحبون البساط من تحت أرجلمن وتسلموه لنا .

منتصرون عليكم بإذن الله

لا يحق إلا الحق لا يصح الا الصحيح
وإذا وضعوا قوانين أو أصدرو قرارات فهي لا أساس ولا صحة لها
ما بني على باطل فهو باطل
وكل هذه ما هي الا خربشات في كراسة التعبير لطالب في الابتدائية مازال لايفقه في السياسة وملا القانون
دعوهم يعبرون عن أحقادهم وتفاهاتهم
فالوقت أمامهم قصير وهذه فرصتهم

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يا ظالم خزاك الله الي يوم الدين .... تبي الناس معاش يشكروا ويمجدوا معمر القذافي ههههههههههههههههههههه والمسيرات المليونية وين عدت هههههههههههههههههههههههه كلها مفتعلة ههههههههههههههههههههههههههه يعني الكلام من الغرب يوكد علي وجود مؤلين للقائد الشهيد ومازالوا مستمرين والله اكبر الي كل اعضاء هيئة التدريس في المدرس والجامعات والكليات والمعاهد العلياء احرار ليبيا استمروا في توعيه الطلاب .. وحرضوا الطلاب علي مقاطعة الجردان اينما كانوا....

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