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Gaddafi's death: the unanswered questions

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Who killed Gaddafi? Question marks hang over the death of Libya's deposed leader. Our correspondents return to his birthplace, Sirte, where he spent his final moments. Also, Ennahda's dominance of the Arab Spring's first free elections in Tunisia leaves the secular left reeling. Finally, we take a look at the Moroccan boxer who is now in jail after speaking his mind.

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Libya: FBI investigates US ambassador's final hours
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Libya: FBI investigates US ambassador's final hours

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Libya: disarming militias
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Libyan authorities continue their push to disband unauthorised armed groups. Next, in Tunisia, a young woman who says she was raped by two policemen finds herself in the dock for "indecency". Finally, we meet one young Moroccan who refuses to let her gender come between her and her surfboard.
Gaddafi: a story of sexual slavery
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Gaddafi: a story of sexual slavery

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omar

by Anonyme - 11/09/2012 - 12:45

incongrue et regrettable j'apelle ça sauvaerie de la civilisation occidentale

my people

by Anonyme - 06/12/2011 - 19:52

good for Gaddafi

Kaddafi's death

by Anonyme - 02/11/2011 - 20:27

The man was actually captured after a fierce gun battle within the bowels of the Tarnunah complex with Nato special forces( south of Tripoli). The media, of course, wasn't told this because then questions would be raised as to what Kaddafi's (Japanese and Chinese) scientists were working on- advanced pharmaceuticals. Don't believe me? Do your own research.

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