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The United Nations political mission for Libya, UNSMIL, has expressed concern over Friday's attack on the refugee camp at Janzur, home to Tawerghans driven out of their home town.
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Libya has demanded that authorities in Niger extradite Saadi Gaddafi, following an interview he gave in which he warned of a Libyan uprising.
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The third son of murdered Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi has warned of an uprising in Libya. Speaking from neighbouring Niger which granted Saadi Gaddafi asylum, he said he encouraged talks rather than bloodshed.
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A militia group from Misrata attacked a refugee camp, home to black Libyan refugees from the town of Tawergha. They massacred at least five people in what has been termed a racist assault.
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Syrian and Libyan protesters attacked the Chinese embassy in Libya in Monday, in response to the Chinese vetoes of the UNSC proposal on Syria. After hurling eggs, rocks and tomatoes at the embassy the mob took a break to respect the Muslim prayer hour.
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Where are the voices calling for protection of Libyan civilians from persecution, torture and murder, under the new NATO friendly regime? A growing body of evidence points to abuses demonstrating the hypocrisy of NATO's current silence.
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Inside Libya's makeshift prisons 8,000 people are detained under the new regime. Amid growing reports of prisoner abuse and torture, Médecins sans Frontières reported doctors have been asked to patch up prisoners between torture sessions.
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Libya's interim leader, Mustafa Adbul Jalil, has responded to violent protests demanding the resignation of the National Transitional Council, by saying such a move could lead to civil war.
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Libyan Islamists staged demonstrations calling for sharia law, in three major centers of Libya on Friday. This follows the raising of an Al Qaeda flag in Benghazi and continued human rights abuses inflicted by Libya's rebel militia victors.
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There are currently 12,000 US troops based in Malta that are awaiting deployment to Libya. They will be joined by Italian and French forces based on photographic evidence of encampments that have been set up in the desert.
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