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Following a series of sanctions imposed on Libya by the United States, the United Nations and the United Kingdom, the European Union has belatedly introduced a new arms embargo, an asset freeze and a visa ban on Libya, which are stricter in scope than the original UN sanctions
In response to the increasingly violent response by the Qadhafi regime to the protests and revolution occurring in Libya, the international community has responded with a series of new trade sanctions against Libya aimed at Colonel Qadhafi, his family and associates, and his government
