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Distr. GENERAL CAT/C/ITA/Q/4/Rev.1/Add.1 21 de marzo de 2007 ESPAÑOL Original: INGLÉS COMITÉ CONTRA LA TORTURA 38º período de sesiones 30 de abril a 18 de mayo de 2007

The Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya reaffirms its anxiousness for peace and security in the region and the world and again reaffirms its anxiousness for the continuation of relations of friendship, co-operation arid good neighbourliness with Malta.

wnment. supports the position taken by the Governments of France, the United Kingdom of Great Br:l.tain and Northern Ireland, and the United States of America in requesting consideration of the item entitled "The situation in Hungary"; the bloodshed which is tak:l.ngplace in that country is a source of profound concern to the people and Government of Ecuador, who are closely and anxiously watching the progress of the struggle waged by the he~oic Hungarian people in an effort to regain its freedom and form its mm government. (...) wnment. supports the position taken by the Governments of France, the United Kingdom of Great Br:l.tain and Northern Ireland, and the United States of America in requesting consideration of the item entitled "The situation in Hungary"; the bloodshed which is tak:l.ngplace in that country is a source of profound concern to the people and Government of Ecuador, who are closely and anxiously watching the progress of the struggle waged by the he~oic Hungarian people in an effort to regain its freedom and form its mm government.

Trusting that your E:icellericy will ·not fail to stretching out to n:e his hand .of succour in order that my legittimate lorry or its type is returne~ to me in the true light of justfre and hum~nity. " /ram anxiously \ . . I am anxiously awaiting your early ana_ 'f avourable reply, with many tbank.s in anticipation.

., and at the same time is allied with the lJnited Kingdom in a treaty and has an agreement With France, Libya watched very anxiously and carefully the reaction which took form after the natione.lization. (...) (2) As Libya is a member of the Arab League, and. nas in particular a strong friendly relationship with Egypt., and at the same time is allied with the lJnited Kingdom in a treaty and has an agreement With France, Libya watched very anxiously and carefully the reaction which took form after the natione.lization.

Please, give us the guarantee that none of these parties will be banned imrnediatelr a~er the plebiscite and that they shall continue to exercise freedom of speech and freed.a~ of choice till an election to the Southern Cameroons House of Assembly takes place. While we are anxiously waiting to receive your Guarantee, I am, Sir, Yours truly, For and on behalf of the Party, ( S1 geed) S. (...) What will happen if the result of the plebiscite does not reflect the wishes of the majority in the territory? ;. We are anXiously waiting for the reply to these two questions and for the guarantee sought in our letter No. ccc/38 of lotb June 1960.