VOICED: Little hope for Libyan war wounded

The transcript discusses the plight of injured fighters in Libya, highlighting a specific case of a fighter who feels abandoned by the authorities. It addresses the lack of resources and support in Libyan hospitals, leading to some fighters being sent abroad for treatment. The financial mechanisms in place, such as using unfrozen assets, are mentioned, along with concerns about the allocation of funds. Despite efforts to send some fighters abroad, many still rely on inadequate local treatment.

What is the main concern of the wounded fighter mentioned in the first section?

• Poor hospital conditions

• Inability to contact family

• Feeling abandoned by authorities

• Lack of medical supplies

What is a significant issue faced by Libyan hospitals as mentioned in the second section?

• Lack of trained nurses

• Shortage of doctors

• Overcrowding of patients

• Inadequate food supply

Why are some injured fighters being sent abroad for treatment?

• For family reunification

• To escape the conflict

• Due to lack of local hospitals

• To receive specialized care

What financial mechanism is being used to send fighters abroad for treatment?

• Government bonds

• Private donations

• Libya's temporary financing mechanism

• International loans

What concern is raised about the financial support from the NTC?

• Insufficient amount

• Delayed payments

• Misallocation of funds

• Lack of transparency