إحالة الملف الليبي على العدالة الدولية الجنائية

الملخص EN

The Libyan crisis is a special case of the Arab Spring, because it was launched on the basis of a popular revolution calling for comprehensive reforms, but it soon experienced an early deviation towards violence.

The intensity of the violence developed to make it clear that issue of Gaddafi's departure was a side issue of the crisis.

In midst of continuous insecurity, human rights began to witness heinous violations, and hence the demand for the necessity of subjecting all responsible to international justice, although this demand in beginning was limited to Gaddafi and its symbols.

However, with the participation of other parties, it became imperative to refer the Libyan file to the international criminal justice to take charge of restoring matters.

The need for this requirement increased after the failure of the Libyan national courts to hold the crimes.