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More demonstrations Friday for and against HoR

bySami Zaptia
August 24, 2014
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By Sami Zaptia.

Tripoli, 24 August 2014:

There were more demonstrations after aser early evening prayer on Friday for and against the House . . .[restrict]of Representatives (HoR) in a number of towns and cities all over Libya.

For HoR

In the Ghoat Shaal area of western Tripoli demonstrators marched to the Tripoli Headquarters of the UN where they read out a statement supporting the HoR and called for an end of the fighting in Tripoli by militias and called for a regular army and police.

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A similar demonstration took place in Benghazi opposite the Tibesti hotel in support of the HoR, the regular army and police and against militias and terrorism.

Against HoR

On the other hand, a better organized and a larger demonstration took place in Martyr Square, Tripoli, which rejected the legitimacy of the HoR and condemned its call for international intervention.

It condemned the air raids against the Libya Dawn militias, condemned Haftar’s Dignity Operation in eastern Libya, declared their support for Libya Dawn and called for the formation of a government formed from the real thuwar (revolutionaries).

There was also a large demonstration in Misrata, as well as reports of demonstrations in Sirte, Sebha and Ghirian.

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Tags: armydemonstrationsHafterHoR House of RepresentativesLibya Dawnmilitiasoperation dignitypolice

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