VOICED : Libya revolutionaries: yesterday's heroes

The transcript discusses the situation in Libya post-Gaddafi, focusing on the role of former rebels in maintaining security in Benghazi. It highlights the challenges faced by a weak central government relying on militias, the neglect of wounded veterans, and the reluctance of many veterans to join regular forces. The story of Osama Adalie, a wounded rebel, underscores the difficulties faced by veterans. Despite the blending of old and new forces, trust issues persist, and former rebels remain influential, warning of potential uprisings if their needs are not addressed.

What role did former fighters play in the security of Libya after the revolution?

What percentage of unemployed rebels joined the National Army to protect the country?

What complaints did former rebels have regarding the authorities?

What was the reaction of veterans regarding joining the regular army or police forces?

How did the blending of old and new forces affect the security situation in Libya?