Nato 'won't stand idly by' on Libya

Nato and the international community cannot “stand idly by” if Libyan government forces continue attacking civilians, the alliance’s top official says.

Nato and the international community cannot “stand idly by” if Libyan government forces continue attacking civilians, the alliance’s top official says.

“If these systematic attacks against the Libyan people continue, it may amount to crimes against humanity. Then, many people around the world would be tempted to do something to prevent this massacre,” Nato’s Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said.

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