WASHINGTON (Reuters) - welcomed U.S. President Barack Obama's announcement edit Libya on Sunday urged the transitional government there to respect human rights and work to bring democracy in the country after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi.
Obama said in a written statement, "After four decades of brutal dictatorship and eight months of deadly conflict has become the Libyan people now able to celebrate his freedom and the start of a promising new era."
He added that with the end of the fighting should be for the Libyan Transitional National Council to turn its attention now to the election.
He said that should the new rulers of Libya that "continue to fulfill their obligation to respect human rights and begin the process of national reconciliation and secure weapons and dangerous materials and the integration of armed groups under the leadership of a civilian uniform."
He said that the United States will work with international allies "to help in advancing the process of transition and a stable democracy."
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