Jehad Nga Photography. Naziha Arebi. Voting day in three of Tripoli’s Tawergha camps for internally displaced refugees. For three years they have been living in the camps shelter, short of water, sanitation and food and often afraid to leave for fear of intimidation and violence. Due to the fighting during the war, the towns use by Gadaffi forces and the close proximity to Misrata they are unable to return home, a town that now resembles a ghost town. One old man said that “we know some people committed crimes but should a whole community be punished for that?” He said he may not be supportive of the government, but that he is voting as he feels this blue piece of paper may be his ticket to returning home, that he wants the Tawerghans to be represented and have someone speaking on their behalf during the formation of the constitution, because after all they are still citizens of Libya.
The rest of Libya was equally quiet on voting day as a mere 497,663 turned out to cast their vote to chose the constitutional committee. Toronto for a Free Libya - www.libyatoronto.com - Supporting the February 17th Libyan Revolution and the Libyan people. email: info, twitter: @libyatoronto. News from the Embassy | Embassy of the United States Tripoli, Libya. Public Affairs Office Preeminent Libyan Fashion Designer Ms. Rabia Ben Barka shares her latest designs with Cultural Affairs Officer Jared Caplan, as modeled by Ms. Maysoun Omar Haroun. TRIPOLI – Leading Libyan fashion designer Ms. Rabia Ben Barka revealed her latest collection in a July meeting with the U.S. Embassy’s Cultural Affairs Office. Her works have drawn critical acclaim from international fashion festivals in Italy, the Ukraine, Algeria and her home town of Tripoli.
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