Sudah parah sosok satu ini. Sudah dikasih kesempatan tidak juga merubah perangainya. Maunya responden ikut kehendak kekeledaiannya. --- In [email protected], "Jusfiq" <kesayangan.allah@...> wrote: > > Independent.co.uk > Interpol alert over Gaddafi > > AP > Friday, 4 March 2011 > > Interpol today issued a worldwide alert against Colonel Muammar Gaddafi and > 15 of his close associates as the international community continued to > ratchet up the pressure on the Libyan dictator. > > The international police agency's "orange notice" describes the regime > figures as individuals who have been identified "as being involved in or > complicit in planning attacks, including aerial bombardments, on civilian > populations". > > They include seven of his sons, among them Saif, and his daughter Aisha, as > well the defence minister, the head of external security, the director of > military intelligence and Gaddafi's head bodyguard. > > The alert is intended to help ensure police authorities in Interpol's 188 > member states enforce the international travel bans and asset freezes imposed > by the United Nations Security Council. > > The move comes as it was confirmed that the UK Border Agency (UKBA) had > seized a ship heading for Tripoli packed with £100 million of Libyan > banknotes. > > The vessel was escorted by the UKBA cutter HMC Vigilant into the port of > Harwich, Essex, on Wednesday where the UKBA took control of its cargo, moving > a number of containers to a secure location. > > Chancellor George Osborne said he had been receiving daily updates on the > progress of the ship which had been monitored by the British authorities for > the past week. > > "The financial net is now closing in on Colonel Gaddafi and we are denying > him access to banknotes, access to bank accounts, making sure that he is held > accountable for what is taking place in Libya and also denied the means to > persecute his own people," he told the BBC. > > It is understood the ship was intercepted after it returned to British waters > following an abortive attempt to dock in the Libyan capital over the weekend. > > The Treasury has already blocked one cargo of £900 million of Libyan > banknotes, which are printed in the UK, from leaving as well as freezing bank > accounts belonging to Gaddafi. > > Interpol secretary general Ron Noble said that the agency's constitution > provided it with a "clear mandate for the widest possible co-operation" by > law enforcement authorities to prevent serious human rights abuses. > > "As a first priority, we must work to protect the civilian populations of > Libya and of any country into which these Libyan individuals may travel or > attempt to move their assets," he said. > > He said that Interpol's secure global communications system and databases > would give law enforcement agencies instant access to the information they > need to act. > > Interpol, which is based in Lyon, France, was also ready to assist the > prosecutor for the International Criminal Court in his investigation into > Gaddafi and his inner circle for crimes against humanity, he added. > > Meanwhile International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell, who is in > Tunisia, announced the UK was stepping up its assistance to refugees stranded > in camps on the border after fleeing the violence in Libya. > > A pair of British logistics experts have been sent to help relieve pressure > at the small airport of Djerba, which has become the hub for incoming > humanitarian supplies as well as floods of people trying to get out of the > country. > > It was confirmed that the 3rd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland, which > has been put on standby to assist with humanitarian relief and evacuation > operations remains on 24 hours notice to move. > > It also emerged that the Foreign Office was looking at the possibility of > sending a diplomatic team into the eastern city of Benghazi to establish > direct contact with the rebels who control the city. > > There is also concern within Whitehall to find out what is happening in the > west of Libya where it is thought the heaviest fighting has been taking > place. The regime has denied access to the Red Cross and aid agencies and > officials have little idea of the situation on the ground. > Query: Independent.co.uk The Web Go > > ©independent.co.uk >
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