Libyan Ambassadors to UK, India and Arab League Resign

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Libyan ambassador in UK, staff of embassy resign

Libyan ambassador in UK & staff of embassy, have all resigned, they're with the protesters now in protest at Libyan government's violent crackdown on demonstrators calling for the ouster of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, Global Arab Network reports.

Moreover, Libya's justice minister resigned Monday protesting excessive use of violence against anti-government demonstrators.

Justice Minister Mustafa Mohamed Abud Al Jeleil confirmed that he stepped down, Libya's Quryna newspaper said on its website.

Violence in Libya escalated Monday as thousands of anti-government protesters took to the streets in capital Tripoli.


Libya's Ambassador to India quits in protest: Reports
NDTV Correspondent, Updated: February 21, 2011 14:05 IST

New Delhi: Reports suggest that Libya's ambassador to India and a senior Libyan diplomat to China have resigned in protest at their government's violent crackdown on demonstrators calling for the ouster of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.

The BBC on its Arabic service website has reported that Ali al-Essawi, the Ambassador to India, has also accused the government of deploying foreign mercenaries against the protesters.

Libyan Ambassador to Arabic League Resigns to Join Protests 2011-02-21 05:26:46 Xinhua Web Editor: Zhangxu

Libyan permanent representative to the Arab League resigned on Sunday and joined the protests in his country, Egypt's state-run MENA agency reported.

The Libyan permanent representative, Ambassador Abdel Moniem el- Honey, announced his resignation from all his posts in the Cairo- based pan-Arab organization and joined the "public protest" that began on Feb. 15 against Muammar al- Gaddafi's regime, it added.

El-Honey expressed his refusal to kill unarmed protestors, saying "as a Libyan citizen, I condemn all these crimes which are close to the genocide acts."

The Libyan revolution was inspired by both the Tunisian and Egyptian protests that toppled both countries' ruling regimes and demand for more political and economic reforms.






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"The Libyan revolution was inspired by both the Tunisian and Egyptian protests that toppled both countries' ruling regimes and demand for more political and economic reforms."


I honestly hope you don't think all this is because of what started in Tunisia? Apart from Tunisia all the rest of the so-called revolution was orchestrated by Washington.

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You are those conspiracy ppl. Washington is against this and is nervous, as all the targeted countries are their puppets.