VOICED: NTC calls on former rebels to return home

Fighters from various Libyan regions arrived in Tripoli to secure the city after the fall of Gaddafi. They face challenges due to lack of experience and local tensions. Despite the new authorities' call for them to return home, there is still popular support for their presence due to fears of reprisals. The fighters are willing to leave but find it difficult to return to normal life after months of sacrifice.

What was the primary reason for the fighters from Misrata being considered more skilled?

• They were trained in various security tasks.

• They had more fighters.

• They had better weapons.

• They were from the capital.

What caused the argument between the local man and the fighters?

• The local man was from a different city.

• The local man refused to be searched by outsiders.

• The local man was carrying weapons.

• The local man was a known criminal.

What is the stance of the new authorities in Tripoli regarding the fighters?

• They want the fighters to join the local police.

• They want the fighters to return to their hometowns.

• They want the fighters to stay indefinitely.

• They want the fighters to move to another city.

Why do some people still support the presence of fighters in Tripoli?

• They believe the fighters bring economic benefits.

• They fear reprisals from Pro Gaddafi forces.

• They want the fighters to become local leaders.

• They think the fighters are good for tourism.

What is the sentiment expressed about Libya in the final section?

• Libya is for all cities and all Libyans.

• Only Tripoli should be developed.

• Libya should be divided into regions.

• Libya should focus on international relations.