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GNU embarrassed into withdrawing its unoriginal emblem, unveils new one – criticised for being patriarchist

bySami Zaptia
February 28, 2021
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GNU embarrassed into withdrawing its unoriginal emblem, unveils new one – criticised for being patriarchist

The GNU was forced into introducing a new emblem yesterday after the one it had introduced last Thursday was found to be a rip-off (Photo: GNU).

By Sami Zaptia.

The GNU was forced into introducing a new emblem yesterday after the one it had introduced last Thursday was found to be a rip-off (Photo: GNU).

London, 28 February 2021:

The new designated Libyan Government of National Unity (GNU) led by Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba was forced yesterday to withdraw its official emblem and quickly replace it with a new one. His government was also accused of being patriarchist.

The GNU had revealed its official emblem on Thursday during a live press conference. However, within hours social media had exposed it as an unoriginal rip-off of an existing emblem available on the world wide web.

The designate Government of National Unity was forced to withdraw this emblem as it was found to be a rip-off of an existing design (Photo: GNU).

It will be recalled that the GNU had announced an open competition to design the emblem for a prize of LD 5,000. The winning emblem of the competition had been revealed Thursday.

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