THREATS of sanctions and/or military intervention against Libya have multiplied in recent weeks. The West has demanded that the two officials allegedly responsible for the 1988 bombing of flight 103 at Lockerbie be handed over.
But sponsors of a new campaign opposing the threats maintain the British and US gov. T ernments are mout law. They also point intervention in out that earlier | claims that the : bombing was the i work groups | backed by the Syrian and Iranian governments have been, conveniently forgotten since the regimes war.
No Intervention in Libya! wants to ensure that the real risk of a repetition of the barbaric US attacks on Tripoli and Benghazi in 1986 is headed off by political pressure. NIL! also plans to publicise the disastrous impact that UN sanctions would have on the Libyan economy and the whole of the Maghreb region.
Public meeting February 24, 7.30pm Grand Committee room, House of Commons No. 16 Feb. 15, 1992
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