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Crimes against humanity are crimes that are of such gravity that shock the international community as a whole. Every state is entitled to prosecute such crimes due to their seriousness. In fact, the International Criminal Court (ICC) was established to ensure that such crimes are prosecuted when states are unwilling or unable to do so. However, such crimes often go unpunished for a variety of reasons. This is especially the case when crimes are committed by or with the aid of multiple actors. One example that is rising in importance but has not yet received enough attention is the case of Libya and its vicious cycle of human rights violations against migrants. This paper aims at analysing the (ill-)treatment of migrants who are trying to leave Libya towards the EU. It further seeks to evaluate the behaviour of various political actors, including those within EU Member States, according to the rules of criminal liability in International Criminal Law (ICL). Specifically, it demands the prosecution of not only Libyan but also EU Member State officials for crimes against humanity since the trafficking of human beings as a form of enslavement is acknowledged as an inhumane act in Art. 7 (2) (c) of the Rome Statute. The practice of repeated smuggling and trafficking of migrants is carried out by Libyan actors, however, initiated and/or aided and abetted by EU Member State officials, through their policies. It is therefore not the question, if the events in the Mediterranean Sea are crimes against humanity, but rather who exactly ought to be prosecuted under which mode of liability. Above all, it is concluded that the EU and its Member States has frustrated all hopes to vindicate its founding values and instead became an actor in the systematic mistreatment of migrants in Libya and the Mediterranean. ; N/A

The ratio of ageing person population is increasing in all over the world. Due to better health system. Due to this the world community institution faces many problems related their safety and security. So many government of the world and many institution has been work for ageing person safety & security and human right also, large number of ageing person. living alone and without their near and dear relatives this is the main reason crime against ageing person due to loneliness, ageing person soft targeted of criminals. In many metro city of India and the world the rate of crime against ageing person is so high due to their loneliness. The globalization and urbanization is the main reason of breaking of collative family concept, and it increased the concept of single family, due to this the loneliness of ageing person increased, Present main stream media and News-paper full of crimes again ageing person. government policy should be how to stop crime against ageing person and how to protect them from crime. Which is spread very quick all around the world. It is duty of the government and the society to protect the elderly from crime, and give them phycological physical, social and economic assurance and avoid the circumstances of crime.

A growing number of writers, intellectuals and party people are speaking up against the brutalities of the Romanian regime — and are being persecuted by an increasingly paranoid leadership.