VOICED: Libya: Kadhafi loyalists trapped in Tripoli camps

The transcript discusses the impact of the Libyan conflict on civilians, particularly those loyal to Gaddafi. It highlights the displacement of residents to Tripoli camps, their fears, and the accusations of crimes against them. The Misrata militias' revenge and the resulting human rights abuses are also covered, emphasizing the ongoing challenges faced by those affected by the civil war.

What was the primary reason for the displacement of 700 residents to Tripoli camps?

• Political negotiations

• Economic crisis

• Rebel attacks

• Natural disaster

Why did the Misrata militias take revenge on the people of Tawara?

• They were accused of supporting the revolution

• They refused to join the revolution

• They were neutral during the conflict

• They were accused of committing crimes during the siege

What did the people of Tawara initially agree to do when approached by Misrata militias?

• Hand over the people on the list

• Support Gaddafi's army

• Leave their homes

• Join the revolution

What kind of abuses were reported in the Tripoli camps?

• Lack of food and water

• Regular torture and forced confessions

• Economic exploitation

• Forced labor

What is the main concern for those staying in the Tripoli camps?

• Poor healthcare facilities

• Lack of education

• Inadequate housing

• Uncertainty about their future