Rally for Libyan Freedom fighters being treated in Tunis - Tripoli
September 21st, 2011 by
Akram Elsadawie
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People stand by the road in front of the PM offices to demonstrate over helping wounded soldiers outside their country.
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A sign reads, 'Res 1973 protect people, doesn't include the treatment of injured people?'
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One sign says, 'Those who pay the price of our freedom must not be forgotten'.
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Protesters insisted that it is a priority to ensure every Libyan injured is covered by NTC and hospital bills are paid for those currently being treated in Tunisia and other countries. PM office, Tripoli, Libya. 21st September 2011
Our heroes wounded deserve the attention that was the main demand for the people who stands together this morning in front of PM offices in Tripoli. Protesters insist that priority is to ensure that every Libyan injured is covered by NTC & also to pay the hospital bills of those Libyans wounded that are currently being treated in Tunisia and other countries.
Its also a gesture to convey a message to the NTC that the wounded before the debate on the chairs for the new interim government.
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