UN suspends Libya from rights body

Libya was tonight suspended from the UN Human Rights Council in the latest international effort to isolate Muammar Gaddafi’s government for its violent attacks on protesters.

Libya was tonight suspended from the UN Human Rights Council in the latest international effort to isolate Muammar Gaddafi’s government for its violent attacks on protesters.

The UN General Assembly voted by consensus on the council’s recommendation to suspend Libya’s rights of council membership for committing “gross and systematic violations of human rights”.

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