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"Madam President, fortunately the Libyan opposition has successfully confronted Muammar Gaddafi’s dictatorship, with the help of the international community. Now Gaddafi must be caught and judged for the crimes, violations of human rights, and possible crimes against humanity that he may have committed.
The most important thing of all at the moment is to focus our efforts on rebuilding the country and endeavour to help Libya become a democratic state based on the rule of law. There are certain vital elements for ensuring the country is secure and viable: establishing the normal functioning of infrastructures, particularly where water, electricity and oil are concerned; maintaining public order by means of a police force; and effectively collecting all the weapons that have been distributed throughout the country.
We should also remember the importance of supporting the Sahel countries: on the one hand, to avoid the extremely serious consequences for their security if mercenaries return and pro-Gaddafi forces flee to those countries; on the other hand, to support their institutions, which are enabling displaced persons from Libya to make an orderly return to their homes.
Finally, I believe that the deployment of a United Nations mission to the country would be key to achieving the objectives mentioned."@en1
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