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| Friday, 5 May 2011 | 16:00 - 16:30 GMT

As many of you will have seen, the International Criminal Court's prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo announced on Monday that he wants Col Gaddafi arrested for crimes against humanity. Today he'll join me on WHYS' TV edition to answer your questions about that decision, and about any other part of the ICC's work. If you'd like to speak to Luis Moreno-Ocampo, please leave your comment and your number here (don't worry, we don't publish your number), Otherwise, just leave a question and I'll do my best to read out as many as I can. Thanks.

Your comments

  1. Comment sent via SMS

    Is ICC practising selective prosecution? Patrick, Kuala Lumpur

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    I am disappointed at ICC cheif responses.ICC should not be hiding behind glass of water and a map. We are talking about world justice here. No one should be washing their hand off so easily and pass the buck on to security councel someone else on fairness and true justice. Thanks Fawad

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    @bbc_whys what conditions must be met to allow local trials in Kenya of the 6 persons you have asked to be charged in the Kenya situation?

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    Could ocampo honestly differentiate between what is happenin im israel and egypt concernin human right violation. Yakubu, nigeria.

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    <p> <b><font size="2">Ohanga in Kenya </font></b><font size="2">I commend you for your work in africa Mr. prosecutor, people should stop comparing Africa with America. We have no credible judicial systems.</font></p>

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    @大象传媒_WHYS Why anyone talk about Baharain? It seams to me that all excuses goes to the UN security council? Is what we call fair treatment?

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    @大象传媒_WHYS Colonel Gadahfi should be left alone with his people, they love but he hate the west's. That just the problem.

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    In what ways are the attrocities in Libya different from those in Syria? Why is the ICC not seeking an arrest warrant against Assad of Syria? Ify,from Oslo.

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    @大象传媒_WHYS What about Bahrain? What will happen to there monarchy

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    ICC is a double standard organization _ Misbah Sudan

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    Yemi - Canada. A solution making ICC recognition/membership universal is to make it a condition of UN membership.

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    Whats ur reaction to events unfolding in uganda? Kiwanu

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    The interntl community gives the impression tht the rebels in Libya are using rubber bullets that are not killing civilians at all,clear hypocrisy. Sarah, Uganda.

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    <p> <b><font size="2">Brian in Kenya </font></b><font size="2">How is the ICC going to balance justice and negotiate peace to prevent ethnic violence from erupting again in Kenya?</font></p>

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    ICC is the tool towards legal action against illegal act. Big question remains on the yard stick to differentiate legal from illegal. Truth is, whateverthe West decides..... Lutfor. Bangladesh

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    Dear chief of ICC, Are Libya the member country of ICC ? If not is there any protective law to the libyan leaders? Cause they seems not feel any guiltyfor their brutal action. Afewerk Getachew Addis Ababa Ethiopia

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    ICC procecutor is only a political puppet, what about the rights of inocent women & children who die in Afganistan & pakistan and crimes in iraq done by european and US forces. who is going to procecute legal terrorists. Human from Sweden

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    <p> <font size="2">Kojo in Ghana texted us</font></p> <p> <font size="2">What is the ICC doing about the dictatorships in Belarus and North Korea? </font></p>

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    <p> <b><font size="2">Sewalu in Uganda</font></b></p> <p> <font size="2">Let him first prosecute Nato for killing civilians in Tripoli.</font></p>

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    <p> <b><font size="2">Sheriffo in Gambia</font></b></p> <p> <font size="2">Why is the ICC only prosecuting African leaders? If everyone was treated the same, then former president George W.Bush should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity in Iraq. </font></p>

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    Israeli officials should be the first to be tried in your court Mr. Ocampo but the ICC kept mute.

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    @大象传媒_WHYS Why ICC want arrest Ghaddafi while they left US army that commited crimes in Iraq unfunished? From Nazir Nigeria.

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    @大象传媒_whys hey Mr. Ocampo, what about Mr. George W Bush? What do you need to make a case against him?

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    Yemi Thomas - Canada. How is that Gadahfi seems to be the most wanted when for all intents and purposes he is fighting a civil war compared to Yemen, Syria and Bahrain?

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    why ICC & prosecutor are biased and do not prosecute israel for its actions in Gaza ? - Edward

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    <p> <font size="2">Sergio in Mozambique</font></p> <p> <font size="2">During the Iraq and Afghan wars, many innocent civilians were killed. What is a crime against humanity? Does the deaths those Iraqis and Afghans amount simply to collateral damage?</font></p>