Civil Disobedience Escalates as Protesters Shut Government Buildings in Libya’s Tripoli
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Several cities in the West of Libya are affected by demonstrations caused by power cuts. In Tripoli, some residents have launched a civil disobedience movement and are calling for the resignation of the government.
Tripoli: A statement by Libyan protesters announced the reopening of government institutions and headquarters in the capital, Tripoli, about a week after it was closed in protest against the decline in public services. This was made in a statement issued by the members of the Friday market (a region in Tripoli) through its account on the Facebook platform.
Civil Disobedience Escalates as Protesters Shut Government Buildings in Libya’s Tripoli
Protesters in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, escalated their civil disobedience campaign early Saturday by welding shut the entrances of several government buildings, citing persistent electricity outages and deteriorating public services as the main reasons behind their actions. The Souq Al-Jumaa Movement said the operation targeted a number of institutions affiliated with the Government of National Unity, including the Housing and Utilities Proj…
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