Muammar Gaddafi

Is there any need to remind you that Qadaffi dreams of creating a so-called United States of the Sahel, of which he would be the leader? According to Qaddafi's logic, Chad should serve as a stepping-stone to the achievement of these colonial objectives of another age. While reserving the right to use any m

in the Sahel-Saharan region and for waves of millions of illegal migrants to Europe and other parts of the world. Analysts have noted that Muammar Al-Qaddafi was annihilated as soon as he abandoned his military nuclear programme. The West thereby created horrifying risks for the entire nuclear non-prolifer

tion of these two phenomena — demography and climate degradation — has created, as a result of the regional disorder following the fall of Colonel Al-Qaddafi’s regime in 2011, the situation of chaos that the countries of the Sahel are experiencing today. That is why it is not enough for the United Nations

s favourable to the development of a region to which our own security and prosperity are closely tied. Almost nine years since the fall of Muammar Al-Qaddafi, the Libyan nation has still not been able to live in peace and prosperity.

d Arab States. In cooperation with Cuba and Nigeria, Libya established the South-South Programme for health care in Africa and, in 2006, launched the Gaddafi Programme for African women, children and young people, which provides health care and educational services in Africa.

ntal underpinnings of Libyan policy. This has been demonstrated in various forms which included the setting up of the International Committee for the Qaddafi Human Rights Prize and the adoption of the green document on human rights and basic human freedoms. Libya is determined to support and contribute to

, and a large number of international agreements in the area of human rights have also been ratified. In addition, the International Committee on the Qaddafi Award for Human Rights has been established. The restructuring and reform of the United Nations and the democratization of the composition of its org

on enhancing freedoms, which was promulgated in 1991, the establishment of a national human rights commission and an international committee for the Qaddafi human rights award. Furthermore, Libya has acceded to most international agreements and instruments relating to human rights and measures are being t

ve ratified a number of international agreements and instruments in the field of human rights. We have established the International Committee on the Qaddafi Prize for Human Rights, and we have hosted its meetings during the past three years. We have constantly expressed our effective cooperation with all

Before I begin my statement, allow me to read the following message, which the leader of the revolution, President Qaddafi, has asked to convey to the General Assembly. The text will be distributed shortly. "The world is witnessing today the collapse of the post-world war

ies. This open attitude, which was disregarded for so long, finally met with a favourable response from our Libyan brothers in a statement by Colonel Qaddafi made in Tripoli on 25 May 1988.

ed within it and through its own organization, and out of his awareness of its responsibility for solving internal African problems. Colonel Mu'Ammar Qaddafi, the leader of the Revolution, took the initiative of declaring, on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the OAU, Libya's recognition of the present Gover

ace process worked out by the ad hoc committee of the Organization of African Unity following the important initiatives announced by Colonel Mu'Ammar Qaddafi on the twenty-fifth anniversary of our continental organization, and by the very positive reaction of President Hussein Habré to this situation. In t

s and our whole-hearted gratitude. 222. At the very moment that I am speaking to the Assembly, the regular Libyan army, the Islamic Legion created by Qaddafi to destabilize our region, and the mercenaries of all nationalities recruited by Tripoli's strong man, as well as Soviet and other military experts,

tary-General's views in this regard. I should like in this context to recall the letter sent by the Leader of the Revolution, brother Colonel Muammar Qaddafi, to the Secretary-General on 20 September 1982 in the wake of the massacre of Palestinians in Beirut at the hands of Israel and its agents: I regret

n the cause of the achievement of their freedom, which is also our freedom. The leader of our great First of September Revolution, Colonel Muammar Al-Qaddafi, explained our strategic policy regarding the cause of liberation on the African continent when he said: "We do not consider ourselves independent as

be shared. There are other expressions of this hegemonistic and exclusive spirit — in Arab policy in the Persian Gulf and in the posturing of Colonel Qaddafi as he flaunts his opulent purse across the world.

t they are not sufficiently active . . .". 105. Libyan support for terrorist assaults in the Middle East and Europe needs no documentation. President Qaddafi's admiration of the Munich murderers was rhapsodic and explicit. 106. Whatever the position may be with other terrorist groups, there is no truth or