the one hand condemning human rights abuses rather limited kind of wide at the same time deporting gadaffi as enemies back to libya who were tortured almost at the very point when tony blair was meeting gadhafi in the tent so i think there's an awful lot of truths that ought to come out and i really doubt it ever will if you search your cause i see libya insists it's capable of giving a fair trial despite its judicial system not being independent for over forty years is still unclear where safe gadaffi will be trying to rival ruling factions of fighting over who gets to exact revenge for the death penalty likely it seems safe gadhafi and his secrets will be silenced on the bennetts artsy london. arab league finance ministers have agreed a draft plan to tighten economic screws against syria sanctions are expected to be finalized later on sunday a travel ban and senior officials freezing government assets and suspending flights into the country to mask has failed to respond to a deadline to let in the front observers to monitor the government's methods against civil unrest france meanwhile h

at the one hand condemning human rights abuses rather limited kind of wide the same time deporting gadaffi as enemies back to libya who were tortured almost at the very point when tony blair was meeting gadhafi in the tent so i think there's an awful lot of truths that ought to come out and i really doubt it ever will if you search was. libya insists it's capable of giving a fair trial despite its judicial system not being independent for over forty years is still unclear where safe gadaffi will be trying to rival ruling factions of fighting over who gets to exact revenge for the death penalty likely it seems safe gadhafi and his secrets will be silenced either bennett artsy london. still ahead for this hour your across. the euro's crisis is taking its toll on everyone including their. what raises eyebrows is the fact that they're played at a time when millions of you citizens are bearing the brunt of harsh sturdy measures imposed by the very same institutions they work for. but we look at what the commissioners are happy and compare the scale of their hardship with that of the ordinary ci

the one hand condemning human rights abuses rather limited kind of wide at the same time deporting gadaffi enemies back to libya who were tortured almost at the very point when tony blair was meeting gadhafi in the tent so i think there's an awful lot of truths that ought to come out and i really doubt it ever will. was. libya insists it's capable of giving a fair trial despite its judicial system not being independent for over forty years is still unclear where safe get that he will be tried rival ruling factions of fighting over who gets to exact revenge with the death penalty likely it seems safe gadaffi and his secrets will be silenced either bennett artsy london. stay with us here on r.t. still to come the p.s.p. peacekeepers accused of stirring things up while in clashes along the serbia kosovo border after nato forces move in to tear down a protester roadblock despite promising to keep away. but just a week left till voters go to the polls to decide on the country's next. time they'll that vision for the future. but first russia's president sent a strong warning to nato countries th

despite its judicial system not being independent over forty years it's still unclear where safe gadaffi will be trying to rival ruling factions are fighting over who gets to exact revenge with a death penalty likely the same safety death and the secrets will be silenced are the bennetts artsy london. now the revolution is supposed to be over but it seems peace has not yet returned to leave the clashes between oil list of slain year of water khadafi and government troops erupted in the city of bani walid leaving seven people dead just days after a new government was formed several clans have come forward to say they won't recognize it this comes as the latest u.n. report has revealed that about seven thousand people are still being held in detention centers controlled by revolutionary forces. in other news francis called for a secured zone to protect civilians in syria it's the first time a major western power has suggested international intervention in the country french foreign minister proposed the creation of the safe area could allow syrian people to be protected as well as ease the

national transitional council had asked the alliance to stay on until the end of the year, warning that gadaffi loyalists still support him. but they turned down requests sang its mandate had been fulfilled. >> this is the first time the nato secretary general has been to libya. he has come to talk to the interim leaders before the interim operation ends at midnight local time. >> at midnight tonight, a successful chapter in nato history has come to an end, but you have already started writing a new chapter. one that is based on freedom, democracy, human rights, the rule of law. >> but reconciliation is the last thing on some people's minds. there is just one of the towns suffering as old scores are settled. the town was loyal to gaddafi. some of th royals have to beseech ms. ronda -- msirata. now, all of its inhabitants are gone. many former rebels are determined to make sure they do not come back. most fled when the town fell in august. human rights watch say the few that have stayed behind have been forced out. >> which came to e if the people came back or not, because we do not want them to

wwen he was captureddby gadaffi's armm aad thrown intooa tripoli prison.he spent six monthh in solitary confinement... while along with state and federal auttorittes... pleaded for his release..1:09 of course i care about them sufffring and the amoonn of time they waited but &pi knew that they would told him ll longgthat i 've would suppoot his deccsion because he's raised that when you make a commmttment you ffnish it and that's what he did 322an dyke evvntually escaped from prrson in september.but chose to stay in libya until the revolution eeded..727 i'm gladdthat the job wassfinished. i wasn't was out of power 32 so he's gone so i'm home 35but it's not cllar how long he'll stay homm. van dyke says he's keeping his eye on the middle east... and preearing to fight again... in the next arab you knowwthii is sppeading. e. it'ssnot like, t's the 21st century , authoritarianism is finished 00 whhn asked if his involvement in libya mayyhave endangered other journalists there... vandyke says he never identiffed himself as a journalist... that was assumed by the media. he is, however, workin

deal to educate hundreds of libya's future civil servants and it wasn't just britain according to gadaffi libya funded nicolas sarkozy's path to the presidency but i get that he's full from favor was sudden and spectacular according to safe their former friends have been trying. to cover up any links since turning against them desperate to stave off a trial at the international criminal court. under the what they are trying to negotiate with us a deal that if you accept this deal we will take you at the care of the court what does. it means is is controlled by those countries. which i think yes but then i don't think it's going to be in anyone's interest for this to promote the new government in libya want blood that's my reading of it europe wants silence and wants to do is move on attractive because of course the hypocrisy in the double dealing with europe with one hand condemning human rights abuses rather limited kind of way the same time get porting daffy's enemies back to libya who were tortured almost at the very point when tony blair was meeting about it in the tent so i think the

the libyan government says it will not send gadaffi son saif al islam to the hague will try him at home that's despite the international criminal court demands to hand him over to europe amid fears he could be lynched by his father so if gadhafi was seized along with two of his aides while attempting to flee to neighboring israel given authorities want to try it on charges that potentially carry the death penalty and whether despite the national transitional council promising a fair trial critics doubt this is a likely outcome. so what fate await saif gadhafi well we're asking your opinion on our web site r.t. dot com and i'm looking for the moment of the latest results so far we can see the majority think you'll get the death penalty in libya or other fifth believe you'll be killed by vigilante's before is any chance of sending him to the hague sixty two percent are skeptical about his capture but really he's still at large and the minority thinks he'll be tried at the international criminal court local to r.t. dot com and submitted over. hundreds of arrests accusations of police bruta

with one hand condemning human rights abuses rather limited kind of wide at the same time deporting gadaffi the enemies back to libya who were tortured almost at the very point when tony blair was making the graphic in the tent so i think there's an awful lot of truth that ought to come out and i really doubt it ever will. was. libby insists it's capable of giving a fair trial despite its judicial system not being independent for over forty years is still unclear where safety that he will be trying to rival ruling factions of fighting over who gets to exact revenge with a death penalty likely the same safety deathy and his secrets will be silenced on the bennetts artsy london. now you got your life in moscow we can live through constantine it cut off the head of russia's state duma foreign affairs committee thank you for coming on the program today we're going to cover two stories one of the missile defense but for now let's start with the breaking news of the tensions at the serbia kosovo border as we know why nato troops have been using tear gas to disperse crowds of serbs refusing to dis

around seven thousand pro gadaffi prisoners are being held behind bars by former libyan rebels that's according to a u.n. report which says the detainees did not have access to a legal process because police stations and courts remain closed the findings show that the prisoners are accused of working for gadhafi regime and that may have been subjected to torture and poor treatment. no the moving story tonight michael jackson's former doctor conrad murray is being sentenced to the maximum term of four years in prison the judge refused probation saying he remains dangerous for showing no sense of remorse by mary was convicted of involuntary manslaughter ministering a lethal dose of a powerful anesthetic which killed the pop star bike in two thousand and nine. ok let's check on a story now about a canadian ice hockey team who proved they can be just as tough off the ice as we're about to see but if you drunken russians at a wedding reception we're looking for trouble that's what they found when the cold against a group of men they were in town was in pre-season training with. us despite

- incredibly more difficult it makes it far more difficult because of the close alliance with the gadaffi dictatorship not the things that are seen the real actions and really it baffles me why there are nine people demonstrating in front of cia headquarters asking for actions that we know for certain has happened. those same and then and women of the cia who send people in chains to be tortured are probably mowing their lawns this morning. that is a reality and does not make me feel optimistic about the future. [applause] >> deron next speaker is lucette lagnado born to egyptian parents day america can journalist reporting for the "wall street journal" and author of a memoir about hurt childhood. she has just published a second and memoir about her mother's use in cairo and your own up bringing in new york. >> i hope everybody can hear me? is lovely to be here with you. i would like to start with last february the day mubarak fell everybody around me why this cheering and feeling very excellent cent and i got any mail from my mother-in-law and white plains and she wrote to me say isn't t