Bratislav Krstic
8:57 AM - Public
Libya struggling to be ready for landmark elections To see more go to http://www.youtube.com/user/journeymanpictures Follow us on Facebook (http://goo.gl/YRw42) or Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/journeymanvod) Although the Libyan revolution is over, divisions still run dangerously deep in Sirte. Nowhere is this more damaging than in the school playground, where young friends are now sworn enemies. Sarah is too scared to attend school after being bullied by her pro-Gaddafi peers. "My classmates came and insulted me for singing the new anthem." Many former friends are now opponents as they fight proxy wars for their parents' views in the ongoing political battle in Sitre. Trying to resume their lives amid the ruins, many are deeply traumatised by their experiences of the revolution and are struggling to move past the violence they witnessed. "I dreamt our house had been hit and I saw all my family dead." May 2012
Add a comment...Reply to Author
Peter Hockley
8:29 AM -+1'd on whowhatwhy.com
- Public
Burying the “Lockerbie Bomber”—And the Truth - WhoWhatWhy | WhoWhatWhy »Everyone’s in a hurry to say goodbye to the “Lockerbie bomber,” the man convicted of bombing Pan Am 103. But a closer look is warranted—as usual—when the stakes are so high. Was Libya really behind th...
Add a comment...Reply to Author
John Moore
8:15 AM -+1'd on govinthelab.com
- Public
With Elections in Sight, Libyans Concerned about Security, Country's Direction »As the political transition proceeds in Libya, leaders continue to struggle to meet public expectations on key issues such as security, political reform and standard of living, according to a new publ...
Add a comment...
