The UN Human Rights Council's report on civilian casualties in Libya
UN Commission of Inquiry says NATO conducted a “highly precise” campaign in Libya
Responsibility to Protect
UK Defence Committee claims that civilian casualties from NATO bombing in Libya 'cannot be counted' and admits that it ‘does not have the power’ to press for scrutiny of NATO's analysis of the conflict
British MPs have claimed that there is no way of knowing how many civilians died in the Libyan conflict as a result of NATO’s Operation Unified Protector.
NATO’s Libya mission: “an historic success” or “catastrophic failure”?
NATO’s seven-month air and sea campaign that helped topple the Gaddafi regime formally came to an end at one minute to midnight Libyan time on the 31 October.
Call for Independent ‘Lessons Learnt’ Inquiry into NATO Libyan Campaign
NATO Watch calls on the NATO Secretary General to establish an independent inquiry to evaluate Operation Unified Protector in its entirety
No Peace One Day for NATO
44 ‘strike sorties’ carried out in Libya on UN Day of Peace
New Initiative On Recording Casualties Of Armed Violence
NGOs Draw Up Charter On The Three Key Responsibilities Of States