KOMPAS.com - There have been many who knew when kings or emperors had many concubines. Understandably, the concubine became part of the palace the king's life. In China, in the past, the emperor's concubines very many. There's even the emperor who had a concubine to 3,000 people. Emperor who has as much as it is the Emperor's concubine Kanxi (1654-1722) of Qing Dynasty.



"The Emperor's disparate hobby, nobody likes riding, anyone have any other hobbies," said Wang, who guide while visiting the Forbidden City in downtown Beijing, Thursday (10/11/2011).

Then can the emperor met or associated with all the concubines? "It seems not. Emperor select which ones he likes," he said. Let's say, every day of the emperor's concubine met one person only, then it took about eight years and three months before they met again the same concubine.

But this imperial China including the leader of that advance. Under his leadership, obtained progress in various fields, including the welfare and security.

At the back of the Forbidden City, just behind the emperor's residence, there is a park filled with pine trees and rocks sculpted by nature. In the park that is, the emperor with his family to relax, of course also a children's play emperor.

Forbidden City has an area of ​​approximately 72 acres, with buildings are layered so that fortify the residence of the emperor who was in the back.

Palace complex was built in 1406 out of the Ming Dynasty for 15 years, which is also followed by the Qing Dynasty. Every day visited by 40,000 tourists from various parts of the world. At the peak holiday period the number of travelers can reach 90,000 people per day. Admission 60 yuan or about Rp 84,000 per person. (M. Subhan SD writes from Beijing, China)

Nusa Dua, Bali (ANTARA News) - South China Sea, which is also known as the Yellow Sea, a very strategic position and rich natural resources. Natural grace was often a source of conflict of interest for countries around the waters, of which interfere with the management of fisheries resources.


"Conflicts in the South China Sea, which does not end would be very disruptive potential of fisheries resources in the area and its surroundings," said Secretary General of the People's Coalition for Fisheries Justice (Kiara), M Riza Damanik on Sunday.

Conditions in the world are increasingly vulnerable to food availability, he said, which led to the conflict claim ownership of the sea, could further aggravate the burden of the world especially those of Southeast Asia.

Conflict in the waters that also gave birth to the practice of fishery exploitation is colliding with the law. "Tool-sea fishing trawlers are often used, but it is clearly declared illegal. Even worse, the perpetrators increasingly brutal," Damanik said.

In the ASEAN summit this time, the leadership of Indonesia as chair of the state, it is discussed separately in the sessions at the meeting of high-level officials, who then handed over to the Ministerial-level results of each member state.

Code of Conduct (Code of Conduct) cooperation in the countries of the South China Sea Region will be one of the forum opening in the 19th ASEAN Summit, in a meeting of senior officials called Regional Code of Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea, in Room Kintamani 6 - Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center (BNDCC).

They could meet in one table after the adoption and implementation of the Declaration with the Declaration of Conduct Code of Conduct / DoC) in July 2011 related disputes in the South China Sea. This was achieved after nine years of marathon negotiations conducted on the waters.

UN (AFP) - UN Security Council Commission said Friday they had failed to reach an agreement about the Palestinians will demand a full membership in the UN, as stated by the ambassador of Portugal to the world organization.

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The decision by the commission UNSC membership recognition that the Palestinian Authority made ​​efforts to seek UN recognition one step closer to failure.

As noted by Reuters, now it is up to Palestinians to decide will require a vote or not at their request it. So far the Palestinians can not guarantee the necessary nine votes to approve a Security Council resolution supporting their efforts at the United Nations.

Palestinians currently have only eight supporters, diplomats said. If the Palestinian delegation chose to impose voting no guarantee nine votes, the United States does not need to use the veto to his way.

A draft report of the commission, which includes all 15 members of the Security Council, has been explained at length the deadlock among the members of the council. Now the commission was formally agreed that the matter will be returned to the Security Council.

"The Security Council will receive the report and will discuss an initiative on the future," said Ambassador of Portugal Jose Filipe Moraes Cabral, president of the council during November.

Semarang, C Java (ANTARA News) - Chris John, the WBA Super World featherweight champion, is to defend his title against Ukrainian boxer Stanyslav Merdov at the Challenge Stadium, MT Claremont, Western Australia, next November 30, 2011, a spokesman for his promoter said.

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The match between Chris John and Stanyslaw Merdov would be held as an auxiliary event at a bout between two boxers in another class, Denny Green of Australia and Krsystof Wlodczyj of Poland, Farhan Rangkuti, spokesman of Chris John`s promoter, Raja Sapta Oktohari, said here Monday.

Stanyslav Merdov has a record of 32 wins (24 by KO) and 7 losses and Chris John 45 wins (22 by KO) and 2 draws.

According to WBA's list of rankings as per September 12,2011, Stanyslav Merdov is not one of the best 15 in the flyweight class.

But according to boxing observer Martinez Dos Santos, although Stanyslav was not one of the 15 best, he was a tough fighter who follows the Eastern European boxing style.

"His double jabs are dangerous and Chris John should avoid them," Martinez Dos Santos said.

However, Martinez was confident Craig Christian, Chris`s manager and coach, already knows what to do in preparing Chris for the match with the Ukrainian.

Boxing in Australia would not be something new for Chris as he once fought Tommy Brouwn there. Besides, whenever he faces a duel to defend his title, Chris always trains at Herry's Gym in Perth, Australia. In fact, he is at present already in Australia to prepare for his match with Stanyslav. (*)

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Former U.S. President Bill Clinton once asked Steve Jobs discourse through midnight phone conversations when tripped Monica Lewinsky sex scandal in 1998. This was revealed in a biography of Apple founder Steve Jobs.


"I do not know if you do it (sex scandal), but if so, you have to admit to your country," said Jobs to Clinton.

It is not yet clear, whether the advice to admit in public scandal were well received because there was a long silence on the line after Jobs gave the answer, according to the biography of Apple founder Steve Jobs wrote Walter Isaacson quoted as saying the British publication, the Telegraph.

Clinton's famous midnight phone calls from the office of president of the Oval Office, because he worked late into the night. But it is highly questionable why Clinton seek advice innovators from Silicon Valley on the issue of political controversy and sensitive personal.

The current U.S. president has consistently avoided questions about his affair with Lewinsky when she (Lewinsky) internship at the White House.

Biography to be published on Monday revealed details of the relationship Jobs and his conversation with some famous people ranging from technology pioneers, businessmen and political leaders.

In his book, he (Jobs) once stunned and speechless when I met with one of his musical heroes Bob Dylan - Incident Jobs can not speak or "tounge-tied" rarely occurs because Jobs always have the words or opinions.

It's certainly different between meetings Jobs with The Rolling Stones singer Mick Jagger impression is not good. Jobs said, "The Rolling Stones frontman was being influenced by drugs or brain damaged."

According to Isaacson, Jobs never asked for help directly to U.S. President Bill Clinton but rejected. When deploying the ad campaign "Think Different", Jobs had persuaded Clinton to call Tom Hanks a star to want ads.

In an interview with Time magazine after Jobs's death, the former U.S. president to recall the 42's thanks to Jobs' Chelsea Clinton was a student at Stanford University, in the heart of Silicon Valley, California.

Clinton recalls saying back to Jobs, "It's hard to see the streets of Chelsea, if you are the president. I have a house outside of town, you and Hillary can stay in there, Chelsea could also bring my friends to it whenever you want."

Clinton added, "He gave me the priceless gift, a chance to see my child when I was a key figure. So I am very biased in his kindness. Plus, I can work on the iPad."

Clinton also appreciate the work ethic Jobs, he says: "He is a person who believes and has a high concentration."

But he noted that sometimes the style of leadership Jobs will not be suitable for politicians because "you have to be somewhat more inclusive".

Clinton attended the funeral of Steve Jobs on Sunday last, who died after pancreatic cancer called neuroendocrine tumors undermined his health.

A spokesman for the U.S. State Department Victoria Nuland told reporters that, the U.S. has no choice but to stop financing it because of U.S. legislation passed in the 1990s, says Washington will not make the transfer of 60 million dollars is planned, which was originally (to be transferred ) in November, Reuters reported.

"... The U.S. remains strongly committed to the multilateral linkages, strong in the UN system. However, Palestine as a country membership in UNESCO has sparked legislative restrictions that have long existed, which would encourage the U.S. to refrain from contributing to UNESCO, " Nuland said.

Nuland also said the decision Monday by UNESCO member states to recognize Palestine as a member, had been "regrettable, too early and ruin our common goal (achieve) a comprehensive peace, justice and eternal in the Middle East".

U.S. to give 22 percent of the funds of UNESCO. The agency decided Monday to give Palestinians full membership, a decision that will encourage their efforts at the United Nations to gain recognition as a state.

UNESCO is the UN agency in which the first Palestinian to join as full members since President Mahmoud Abbas asked for full membership in the UN on 23 September.

Among UNESCO's task is to establish a World Heritage places, improving education around the world, and held a tsunami early warning system in the Pacific.

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The U.S. and its ally Israel against the Palestinian diplomatic movements in the UN system, describing it as an attempt to sidestep the peace process that has been aged two decades. Washington said only the resumption of peace talks that ended with an agreement with Israel that could produce a Palestinian state purposes.

Earlier Monday, members of parliament nggota U.S. Republican demanded that the funds were discontinued, and the White House and other officials across the U.S. political spectrum criticized the UNESCO's action.

Susan Rice, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said UNESCO's action was "not a substitute for conversation, but it's very damaging to the UNESCO".

Palestinian officials have said they will ask for full membership in the UN as much as possible. Is clearly worrying the U.S. State Department officials who fear the loss of U.S. influence, if more funds are triggered by the termination statute.

Act 1990 that prohibits U.S. funding to the UN organization that gives full membership in a group that does not have the properties of internationally recognized states.

Language (the Act) was intended as a first action to impede the normalization of relations and activities of Palestinians in the international community, said Lara Friedman, policy director at Americans for Peace Now, a group of pro-peace Jewish-American.

The law may also forbid Americans to fund other UN organizations which gave Palestinians full membership, such as the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which among other things oversee Iran's nuclear program.

Esther Brimmer, assistant secretary of state for international organiosasi, has met with representatives of large U.S. corporations, Monday, to convey concerns over the possibility of Palestinian attempts to enter the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).

Geneva-based WIPO is the UN organization that was tasked to protect the copyright, which covers anything from a list of songs to patents for new drugs and high-tech innovation.

Other American Jewish groups, J. Street, asked Congress to amend the law in order to maintain U.S. funding to UNESCO and other organizations.

"If Congress does not act, we may soon find ourselves without a voice in bodies that are affiliated with the United Nations is very important for employment, safety and security of America," Dylan said of William J. Street.

Hundreds of rebels in Kordofan, South Sudan, was killed in clashes between rebels against the military. Such information from Ahmed Haroun collected by BBC, Monday, October 31, 2011.

He said a number of rebel SPLM-North backward when Army troops launched an offensive to Teludi City.

The rebels could not confirm the news. But before they accuse Sudanese army of ethnic cleansing in the oil-rich region.

Southern Sudan has declared itself as independent and sovereign country in July.

"Hundreds of soldiers Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM-North) have been killed since the attack to the City Teludi this morning," said Haroun.

Haroun will probably be dragged to the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes in Darfur where he was governor there.

Sudanese army spokesman, Sawarmi Khaled Saad, said more than 700 rebels attacked the town Teludi, east of state capital Kadugli. "When entering the town they were greeted attack by government armed forces with combat equipment on the vehicle causing a lot of people were killed," he said.

South Kordofan is one of the three regions, in addition Abyel and Blue Nile, which became the center of the battle since the independence of South Sudan.

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Sanaa - Yemen's three fighter jets were destroyed and several others were damaged in the blasts that shook the midnight air base that seems to stem from a bomb planted in the planes, officials said told AFP on Monday.



"Unidentified attackers apparently set off a bomb in fighter jets loaded with ammunition in preparation for combat missions are planned for Monday morning," said a military official who asked not to be named.

"Three fighter jets on fire and several others damaged by the explosions," said an aviation official at Sanaa International Airport is located adjacent to the base.

Military official told AFP, fighter planes had been scheduled to perform combat missions in Arhab area, toward the north gate of Sana'a, which is only 40 kilometers.

There has been no immediate claim of responsibility on the attack, and apparently no one was hurt.

A large number of elite Republican Guard troops under the command of Ahmad, son of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, was in Arhab and so far managed to prevent the troops the First Armored Division dissenters pro-General Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar moving towards Sanaa, the capital of Yemen.

The attack on the military air base comes amid escalating violence, particularly in the south.

Since the anti-government protests erupted in Yemen in late January, militants take advantage of the weakening of central power by building a base in a number of southern provinces.

Yemeni security forces for several weeks fighting groups of armed men who were accused of being members of al-Qaeda in Abyan, southern Yemen, especially in the provincial capital, Zinjibar, which is largely controlled by the militants since May.

The violence has killed hundreds of soldiers from the armed militants who call themselves "followers of Sharia" control most of Zinjibar, the capital of Abyan province, on May 29.

Security officials said that the militant Al-Qaeda, but the political opposition accused the government of President Ali Abdullah Saleh-fetched about the threat of jihad in order to ward off Western pressure against the power that has lasted 33 years.

The battle took place in Abyan when mass protests demanding the resignation of President Ali Abdullah Saleh entered the ninth month, that crippled a number of cities and push the country into political uncertainty.

Saleh, who was in a hospital in Saudi Arabia since June after he was injured in a bomb attack on his palace in Sanaa, returned to Yemen on 23 September with the promise of peace.

Demonstrations in Yemen since late January which demanded the resignation of Saleh has killed hundreds of people.

With the number of deaths continues to increase, Saleh, Washington's old ally in the war against Al-Qaeda, losing U.S. support.

The U.S. government took part in efforts to negotiate the resignation of Saleh and temporary transfer of power, according to a report in the New York Times.

U.S. officials regard Saleh's position can no longer be maintained because of widespread protests and he had to leave the presidency, the report said.

Nevertheless, Washington warned that the fall of Saleh as the main U.S. ally in the war against Al-Qaeda would pose "real threat" to the United States.

Yemen is the ancestral state of the late leader of al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden is still facing separatist violence in the north and south.

North Yemen and South Yemen formally united Republic of Yemen in 1990, but many in the southern region, which is where most of Yemen's oil, said that the northern people use it to dominate the unification of the natural resources and discriminate against them.

Western countries, especially the U.S., increasingly concerned over the threat of extremism in Yemen, including the activities of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).

Western countries and Saudi Arabia, Yemen's neighbors, worried that the country will fail, and Al-Qaeda take advantage of the chaos to strengthen their grip on the impoverished Arab country and turn it into a place to launch further attacks.

Yemen into the world spotlight when the regional wing of Al-Qaeda mastermind AQAP states failed bomb attacks on U.S. passenger plane on Christmas Day.

AQAP declared in late December 2009, they gave the suspected Nigerians "technically sophisticated tools" and told the Americans that more attacks will be carried out.

Analysts fear that Yemen will collapse due to Shi'ite rebellion in the north, separatist movements in the south and the attacks of Al-Qaeda. Poor country that borders Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter.

In addition to separatism, Yemen is also hit by the kidnapping of foreigners in recent years.

New York - (AFP) - World oil prices continued to weaken on Monday, in line with the strengthening dollar and the stock market decline due to reduced investor enthusiasm for the euro zone debt agreement last week.

New York's main contract, light sweet crude for December delivery, closed at 93.19 dollars a barrel, down 13 cents from Friday's closing level.

In London, Brent North Sea crude for December delivery fell 35 cents to settle at 109.56 dollars per barrel.

The oil market has been "rally" in handling the deal last week after the debt crisis of the euro zone countries to help reduce the problem of continuing concern in Europe could trigger a new global recession, AFP reported.

However, prices closed lower on Friday and extended losses on Monday as dealers grew skeptical that the deal will fully resolve the debt crisis of the euro zone that have been long run.

While European stock markets fell on Monday, led by a decline in banks as investors fretted about the possibility of their losses as a result of the euro zone crisis plan.

"The perception of risk is higher against the backdrop of the weaker equity markets and the strength of the U.S. dollar puts pressure on oil prices," said Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch.

The European single currency slid to 1.3927 dollars on Monday, making crude oil priced in dollars more expensive for buyers using euros and in turn reduce demand for oil.

Traders look forward to meeting France-Germany on Tuesday, where politicians from both parties are expected to discuss further debt rescue plan agreed last week, dealers said.

"This meeting can be a major issue," said commodities analyst at Phillip Futures, Ker Chung Yang, adding that traders also targeting the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting and U.S. jobs report that kedunya will come out this week.

Elsewhere on Monday, Kuwaiti Oil Minister Mohammad al-Baseeri said world crude oil demand is expected to remain high, and will put pressure on global supplies - even after Libya return to the level of production before the riots.

"Libya return (for full production) is still very slow and is expected to take to reach pre-crisis production," said Baseeri told reporters on the sidelines of Kuwait Financial Forum.

Baseeri said that based on OPEC forecast, world market demand is forecast to grow between 1.0 and 1.5 million barrels per day "for the rest of this year and early next year.

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Manila, kompas.com - pound for pound boxer from the Philippines, Manny Pacquiao denied rumors that his marriage with Jinkee Pacquiao broke down.



"Not true," Pacquiao said of the news story of the affair made ​​his wife, Jinkee, angry. Pacquiao's wife refused to watch her ​​husband is called the fight against Mexican boxer Juan Manuel Marquez in Las Vegas, 12 November.

According to Pacquiao, Jinkee will arrive with her in Las Vegas on 6 November.

Last week, Jinkee said that the rumors circulating about his dispute with her ​​husband indeed disrupt preparations to face Pacquiao Juan Manuel Marquez. According to Jinkee, her husband promised not to "play with fire" again after being in a relationship with actress Krista Ranillo.

Jinkee said she would support her husband by witnessing a direct fight in Las Vegas. There he also plans to hold a business meeting with actress Paris Hilton.

Last week, Jinkee promised to give Hermes bag for anyone who has evidence of her husband having an affair.

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Tripoli (Reuters) - NATO leader Anders Fogh Rasmussen ruled out the possibility of applying the no-fly zone against Syria, responding to an AFP correspondent when he made a shock visit to the Libyan capital on Monday.

"It's completely ruled out. We do not have any intention to intervene in Syria," Rasmussen said when asked whether there is now likely to lead NATO no-fly zone in Syria, AFP reported.

Rasmussen did a surprise visit to Tripolli few hours before the NATO mission in Libya officially declared over, seven months after the Western powers had fired the first missile barrage against Muammar Gaddafi's forces in an air war that plays an important role in getting rid of the veteran dictator.

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Los Angeles - Warner Bross is preparing a third sequel of Sherlock Holmes, although the second sequel to the adventures of the detective film: A Games of Shadows will be aired on December 16, 2011.


Drew Pearce who recently wrote the script "Iron Man 3" was chosen to write the third sequel scenario Sherlock Holmes, as quoted from page HollywoodReporters.

Drew Pearce is an author manuscript that was shining, he was also creator of the satirical superhero TV series "No Heroics" in England.

In addition to writing the script for Iron Man 3, Marvel Studios, Pearce is also working on a script adaptation of DC Comics The Mighty Paramount produced.

Work on the third sequel to Sherlock Holmes manuscript will be mempertemukannya back with Robert Downey Jr., star of Iron Man 3.

Earlier appointment of Holmes screenplay writer who also stars British actor Jude Law was also occurred when Warner Bross Michele and Kieran Mulroney asked to work on the Holmes 2, three months before the first movie came out in December 2009.

This is a precaution to continue the Warner Bross sequel Holmes predicted a hit.

Space of the universe to deviate much mystery that has so far not been revealed. Astronomers seek to uncover the mystery of star explosions in space, one of the mysteries of 2,000-year-old supernova. Age called refers to the time span between the discovery of the supernova to date.

Astronomers using NASA's two telescopes, Spitzer and WISE or Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, a supernova mystery solved.

Supernova, astronomers first discovered in China in 185 BC. Supernova in the sky for 8 months and Chinese astronomers called it a "guest star".

Based on research in 1960, astronomers call ''guest star " with the name of RCW 86, located 8000 light years from Earth.

Mysteries of the supernova is a round shape that is larger than the usual. Astronomers say, if a supernova exploded today as well as seen in infrared light, the space taken up is greater than the space a full moon.

Through research, astronomers discovered that the supernova was a Type Ia supernova. Previously, the supernova was the star shrinks to a white dwarf star, suck material from stars located in nearby companions, and then exploded.

"The explosion of white dwarfs resemble gray smoke coming from the fire. If you have fuel, then it will explode," said Brian Williams, an astronomer at North Carolina State University, Raleigh, told Space.com.

Studies also show that for the first time, white dwarfs can create an empty space around it before it explodes. The existence of this empty space that could make remnant RCW 86 appear larger than generally.

According to astronomers, the empty space allows the material issued by freely along the gas and dust. The empty space also allows the remnants of scattered stars.

"Modern Astronomy uncovered a 2,000-year-old mystery of the cosmos to unravel the mystery of the others. Now, with many observatories that enrich our knowledge about the cosmos, we can marvel at the physics behind the death of this star, with still keeping a sense of awe like the ancient astronomers," says Bill Danchi, program scientist at NASA's Spitzer and WISE.

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Yogyakarta (AFP) - The National Atomic Energy Agency (Batan) asserts that nuclear technology in Indonesia will not be exploited for the benefit of making weapons.

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"Utilization of nuclear technology in Indonesia will not be used for the purpose of making weapons of war, but rather intended for the purpose of peace and human welfare," said the head of the National Atomic Energy Agency (Batan), Hudi Hastowo, after the inauguration of the Nuclear Zone in Yogyakarta Smart Park on Saturday.

According to him, Indonesia has had legislation on the use of nuclear technology, one of which stipulates that nuclear will not be used for making weapons but on improving the welfare of the community.

During this time, he added, the results of research conducted by Batan for the utilization of nuclear technology has been able to provide benefits to society in various fields.

In agriculture, Batan has been able to produce seed for as many as 16 varieties of rice, sorghum and soybeans because during this time Indonesia still imports was the main ingredient of making tempeh.

Batan, he says, also find a formula that is able to feed farm animals increases the weight better, and making animal feed more durable.

In the health sector, according to him, nuclear technology has also been used to help cure people with mumps, as he had done to the community on the western slopes of Mount Merapi.

"Nuclear technology has also been used to detect water in the soil as is done in Klaten, Malang, Madura and in Gunungkidul Bribin project," he said.

Regarding the plan of nuclear power plants (NPP), Hudi said, there has been no follow-up to the plan of the power plant.

"Moreover, after a devastating earthquake in Japan which led to leakage of nuclear reactors Fukushima. The plan is still pending, while before the public reception is good enough," he said.

Batan, he added, will continue to prepare the human resources and increasing mastery of the technology because it has no mandate from Law Number 17 Year 2007 regarding the long-term development plans.

Nuclear power plant (NPP) is planned to be built in the Cape region Muntok Snake Western Pacific will proceed with the feasibility study stage locations.

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Tripoli - Libya government of transition delay the funeral of Moammar Khadafy until the investigation for his death was completed and the certainty of the location of his grave was decided, according to officials of the National Transitional Council (NTC), Friday (10/21/2011).

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Earlier, the NTC said, Khadafy will be buried with the ordinances of Islam, this Friday. Meanwhile, the UN human rights body urged an investigation into the cause of death of the former Libyan leader.

"We believe the necessary investigations (for the death of Khadafy). Many things must be ascertained, whether he was killed in battle or executed after being arrested," said Rupert Colville, spokesman for the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Friday (21/10/2011).

"Two of the emerging mobile video, this one shows he's still alive and one dead taken together are very disturbing," said Colville.

Currently rumors about conflict between NTC and the fighters in Misrata about the location of the tomb Khadafy. "They do not agree about the location of the tomb," said an official who refused his name called NTC.

"According to Islamic rules, the corpse must be buried as quickly as possible, but they must reach an agreement if he is buried in Misrata, Sirte, or elsewhere," he continued.

Confusion that it causes a very tragic fate of the bodies Khadafy. The bodies of former strongman, who had led Libya for 42 years, it became a spectacle Misrata residents, the city that suffered most during his reign.

In this city, the bodies of Khadafy with blood spots here and there, placed in cold storage at a shopping center. Residents lined up to see it and not a few who take the opportunity to photograph them.

Khadafy was killed after being caught in Sirte on Thursday (20/10/2011). The cause of death is unclear. Parties NTC said, Khadafy killed in the shootout that occurred after his arrest.

On the other hand, the fighters in Sirte claimed a teenager 18 years old named Ahmad Shebani Khadafy seize gold pistol then shot him in the head and abdomen.

Ottawa (AFP) - Amnesty International on Wednesday urged the Canadian authorities to arrest and prosecute George W. Bush as former U.S. president that allow torture when he ordered the US-led war against terrorism.

Bush expected to attend the economic summit in Surrey, Province of British Columbia, the westernmost region of Canada, on October 20. If the urge Amnesty International is granted, for the first time in history witnessed the former president of the United States in the weight status of prisoners before the law.

When he ordered, along with his colleague, Prime Minister of Australia, John Howard, hawkish foreign policy. Iran and North Korea are equally mastered nuclear technology, was clearly regarded as the axis of the devil in its foreign policy was hostile.

Amnesty International is headquartered in London demanding the Bush legal responsibility for a series of human rights violations in a memorandum submitted to the Canadian government last month but only now broadcast it to the media.

"Canada's international obligation to arrest and prosecute former President Bush for his responsibility for crimes under international law including torture," said Susan Lee of Amnesty International in a statement.

"Because the U.S. government has so far not brought former President Bush to court, then the international community must act. The failure of Canada to take action during his visit would violate the UN Convention on Torture and an affront to fundamental human rights," said Lee.

Amnesty International, which supported the International Civil Liberties Observer Group, said, Bush authorized the implementation of "advanced interrogation techniques" and "waterboarding torture" of detainees held in secret prisons by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) between 2002 and 2009.

Detention program includes "torture and other cruel, inhuman treatment and humiliation (such as forced to remain silent for hours in painful positions and sleep deprivation) and enforces disappearances," the group said.

Amnesty International's memorandum mentions a number of cases of torture of a few individuals at the naval detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, in Afghanistan and in Iraq, the U.S. military.

These cases include Zayn al-Abidin experienced by Muhammed Husayn (known as Abu Zubaydah) and the September 11 attack mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. Both men were arrested in Pakistan and had at least 226 torture waterboarding from 2002 to 2003, said Amnesty International cited a report by the CIA inspector general.

Waterboarding is interrogation techniques by tying the hands and face arrest, then buried his head into the water so that he feels as if it will sink.