Sparks fly in Tripoli standoff between militia opponents and supporters
By Hadi Fornaji. Angry scenes in Tripoli as opponents and supporters of militias clash (Photo: Ayman Eljali) Tripoli, 3 May ...
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Blockades polarizing Libya; militiamen now hit Electricity Ministry
By Hadi Fornaji. The blockade outside the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been extended, shutting off several roads and causing ...
Backlash against militias gains momentum
Organised mainly by people from . . .Zawia, this afternoon's march went from Martyrs' Square to Algeria Square and back ...
“We won’t use these weapons”: militiamen at Justice Ministry siege
By Tom Westcott. Militiamen demanding that the proposed Political Isolation Law be passed . . .say they will not use ...
FBI releases photos of men sought in Chris Stevens’ killing
Tripoli, 1 May 2103: The US Federal Bureau of Investigation . . .(FBI) has released photos of three men who ...
From the streets to mainstream?
By Nihal Zaroug. Breakdancer takes the floor for a solo performance at Freestyle Session 2013(Photo: Anas Saad) Tripoli, 1 May ...
Coffin march from Suq Al Juma to Congress backs Political Isolation Law
By Tom Westcott and Seraj Essul. Protestors laid coffins outside the Congress conference hall (Photo: Tom Westcott, Libya Herald) Tripoli, ...
Demonstration in support of Political Isolation Law
By Umar Khan. Although feeling was strong amongst the demonstrators, there was no violence and no weapons were to be ...
Backlash begins against militiamen in Tripoli
By Tom Westcott and Siraj Essul. Protestors gathered this evening in Algeria Square to take a stand against recent actions ...
Justice Ministry besieged
A militiaman outside the Justice . . .Ministry today Tripoli, 30 April 2013: Militiamen demanding the Political Isolation Law be ...
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