BAN, SECURITY COUNCIL STRONGLY CONDEMN ATTACK ON FRENCH EMBASSY IN LIBYA

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BAN, SECURITY COUNCIL STRONGLY CONDEMN ATTACK ON FRENCH EMBASSY IN LIBYA
New York, Apr 23 2013 5:00PM
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the United Nations Security Council
today condemned, in the strongest terms, a deadly attack on the French
Embassy in Libya's capital, Tripoli, affirming the responsibility of
Libyan authorities to ensure protection for diplomatic premises.

"The targeting of diplomatic missions and their staff is not
acceptable and never justifiable," Mr. Ban's spokesperson said in a
<"http://www.un.org/sg/statements/index.asp?nid=6764">statement.

"The Secretary-General is confident that the Libyan authorities will
take every action to ensure that the perpetrators of this attack are
brought to justice and that adequate protection for diplomatic
premises is provided," he added.

According to media reports, Libyan officials said that a car bomb that
exploded in front of the Embassy in downtown Tripoli this morning
injured two French guards and destroyed much of the diplomatic
compound.

Through today's message, Mr. Ban sent his sympathy to the victims and
their families, and affirmed that the UN would support efforts to
improve security and legal order in the country.

"The United Nations remains committed to assisting the Libyan
Government and people with the process of building a democratic state
and affirming the rule of law," he said.

In a separate statement, the members of the Security Council condemned
all acts of violence against diplomatic representatives, which, they
said, "endanger innocent lives and seriously impede the normal work of
such representatives and officials."

Through the statement, read to correspondents by Eugène-Richard Gasana
of Rwanda, which holds the rotating presidency of the Security Council
for April, Council members reaffirmed that any acts of terrorism are
criminal and unjustifiable, underlining the need to bring the
perpetrators of such acts to justice.

An 11 September 2012 attack on the United States Consulate in
Benghazi, Libya resulted in the deaths of four US diplomats, as well
as Libyan employees of the Consulate.
Apr 23 2013 5:00PM
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