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fought so hard and died so brutally for the right to make the decision have already won the real victory and set an example of how a united people power can achieve democracy and secure a better future.

While Egypt is currently undergoing a transitional period, it is comforting to note that stability has returned to Egypt, and that all the indications of a democratically led administration is imminent for the future.

Unrest in Libya and Bahrain continue to create civil and political aggression.

Lybia:

Gaddafi has committed Crimes of Aggression against his people by virtue of the merciless slaughter of innocent civilians conducting peaceful protests during the countries unrest. Gaddafi is a perpetrator of despicable crimes against his people. [O] OO ICC Statute Art 25 (3) defines a person perpetration in a more detailed fashion, criminalising a person who: “[c]omits such a crime as an individual, jointly with another or through another person, regardless of whether that other person is criminally responsible.” [P] OI

Gaddafi denounces foreign intervention Libyan leader says air raids amount to terrorism and vows to 'equip people against aggressors'.

“[A]s the attack on Libya begins, Al Jazeera takes a look at the type of weapons being used in what is being called Operation Odyssey Dawn. France has deployed 20 warplanes, including Mirage and Rafale jet fighters and air carriers. The US has three submarines and two guided missile destroyers and two amphibious warships. More than 110 Tomahawk cruise missiles have already been fired by a joint British-US operation. Denmark has deployed six F16 fighter jets. And Canada a further six F-18 Hornet jets. Britain has stationed Tornado jets and Typhoons close to Libya”. [Z] ZZ

The international coalition have launched air attacks on Libyan forces amidst Muammar Gaddafi, pugnacious response, vowing to defeat all foreign infidels, whom he says “has no right to interfere in Libyan internal affairs

“[I]n a roughly 15-minute address on Sunday, his second since the air raids began and during which he never appeared on screen, Gaddafi promised a 'long war' that his forces would win. The promise to fight comes after Libyan foreign minister Musa Kousa responded to a United Nations resolution authorising force to protect civilians by promising to institute a cease fire. 'We will fight for every square in our land,' Gaddafi said. 'We will die as martyrs.' His words came as Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of the US joint chiefs of staff, said that the no-fly zone had effectively been established - but that the military operation called for by the UN Security Council was not intended to remove Gaddafi from power”. [X] XX

Bahrain:

Political unrest has erupted in Bahrain. On Monday 14th. March 1,000 Saudi Arabians troops crossed over into Bahrain to quell the uprising. The Sunni royal family declared a state of emergency after a month of unrest. Clashes between protesters and soldiers left six dead and Bahrain Shi’ite opposition leaders were arrested. [K] KK

UN high commission for human rights has denounced the violence.” There are reports of arbitary killings, arrests, beatings of protesters and of medical personnel and the takeover of hospitals.”

Navanethem 'Navi' Pillay United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights says “[T]his sh