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===Legality of French actions===

===Legality of French actions===

On May 29, two French lawyers said they planned to initiate legal proceedings against French President [[Nicolas Sarkozy]] for crimes against humanity over the [[NATO]]-led military campaign in [[Libya]]... Dumas, a former French minister, said the NATO mission, which was meant to protect civilians, was in fact killing them."<ref>http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/?id=46395</ref>

On May 29 two French lawyers, Roland Dumas and Jacques Vergès, said that they planned to initiate legal proceedings against French President [[Nicolas Sarkozy]] for crimes against humanity over the [[NATO]]-led military campaign in [[Libya]]. Dumas (who also served as a foreign minister under President [[François Mitterrand]]) said that the NATO mission, which was meant to protect civilians, is in fact killing them.<ref>http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/?id=46395</ref>

On July 4,  a French lawyer, Marcel Ceccaldi calls for investigation of the ICC on NATO "war crimes". [http://www.lemonde.fr/libye/article/2011/07/04/libye-un-avocat-demande-une-enquete-de-la-cpi-sur-les-crimes-de-guerre-de-l-otan_1544755_1496980.html]

On July 4 a French lawyer, Marcel Ceccaldi, called for investigation of the ICC on NATO "war crimes". [http://www.lemonde.fr/libye/article/2011/07/04/libye-un-avocat-demande-une-enquete-de-la-cpi-sur-les-crimes-de-guerre-de-l-otan_1544755_1496980.html]

==Security Council Res. 1973 and NATO==

==Security Council Res. 1973 and NATO==