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A very big round of applause to the Libyan doctors out there who take care of our beloved ones.

But that does not concern most Libyans, who are clamoring for the dismissal of Qaddafi loyalists.

A few days ago, the very same man promised Libyans a sea of blood if his father s regime was toppled.

She posted about her project on social media, asking Libyans if they were able to help.

On 7 July 2012, Libyans had voted in their first parliamentary elections since the end of the former regime.

Such bureaucratic inertia does not sit well with the many Libyans who are still undecided about the revolution.

But it seems that Libyans are too eager to voice their rage and anger at their leader as many decided to demonstrate today.

Hundreds of Libyans lost their lives in the war against Tanzania, when Gaddafi tried to save his friend Idi Amin.

And almost two decades of international sanctions prevented a generation of Libyans from gaining the necessary technical skills by studying at Western universities.

Thus, if we are to truly protect human rights, the rights of Libyan children must first and foremost be protected, along with those of their families and relatives, but not those of the Bulgarian nurses and the Palestinian physician.

According to an American diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks, Libyans put forward for employment with foreign (oil) companies often lack formal qualifications or applicable practical experience.

A small crowd of Libyans gathered in Al Shajara Square in Benghazi today to protest against the attack on the US Consulate.

Officially, the Jamahiriya was a direct democracy in which the people ruled themselves through the 187 Basic People's Congresses, where all adult Libyans participated and voted on national decisions.

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bulgaria mentioned the situation of the Libyan children who were deliberately and grievously afflicted by the Bulgarian nurses and the Palestinian physician with the AIDS virus.

The Brigade attracted public attention last June as well, when around 300 armed members staged a rally in Benghazi, sparking outrage among Libyans.

And, while Libyans were badly affected by the war, foreign workers were even more vulnerable, as they were largely left out of schemes aimed at protecting civilians.

She's worried about news like the recent beheading of a group of men in Libya at the hands of ISIS, and she hopes that educating Libyan children will help stop the spread of radicalization.

Highlighting that under Gaddafi, all Libyans enjoyed free education to a university level, they point to the dramatic rise in literacy rates after the 1969 revolution.

The Arab Renaissance ( Al Nahda ) of the late 19th and early 20th centuries did not reach Libya as early as other Arab lands, and Libyans contributed little to its initial development.

If the Security Council fails to authorize action, those of us determined to protect Libyan civilians will face a more difficult choice should the violence escalate.

The head of Internal Security Forces, Colonel al Tuhami Khaled, another principal suspect in the crimes currently being committed against Libyans, refused to call the process a reconciliation.

SIRTE, LIBYA Although Libyans are now celebrating the first anniversary of the revolution that toppled Muammar el Qaddafi, they are increasingly frustrated with their new leaders.

British and American negotiators secretly met with Libyan counterparts to resolve the case of the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, and other terrorism issues.

And all of them, like most Libyans, share the unrealistic expectation that their newfound freedom will somehow solve their socio economic woes.

Though the NTC is dedicated to implementing Libyans demands, it lacks the technical capacity and time necessary to do so before the elections tentatively scheduled for this coming summer.

Colonel Muammar Qaddafi s forces, on the ground and from the sky, have massacred hundreds perhaps over a thousand of Libyans protesting, at first peacefully, against the excesses of his regime.

UN Security Council Resolution 1973, which authorized the current mission to protect Libyans, had the explicit or tacit agreement of the Security Council s five veto wielding powers.

Category 2, Libyans temporary living overseas, spoke a lot about what they did bringing up family stories and very general things about Libya unless they had decided to join the opposition and so they stopped being shy of saying their opinion loudly.

Libya's revolution date is pencilled in for February 17 but it seems that the Libyans are too eager to voice their rage and anger at Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, who has ruled their country for almost 40 years.

We ignore the obvious and turn on the innocent. When Libyans see something wrong, they try to protect their children from it (natural), but instead they should explain to the children what they are seeing and what causes people to be like that.

Libyan revolutionaries are in Tripoli, the country's capital. The thrill is evident online, with Twitter abuzz with joy and jubilation as tweeps countdown the hours in which Gaddafi will leave power.

Express their solidarity with the Bulgarian nurses sentenced in Libya and call for additional diplomatic efforts to obtain their earliest possible release, underlining at the same time their sympathy with infected Libyan children and their families.

Consider the contrast with Libya, where one of the outcomes of US intervention was tens of thousands of Libyans marching in the streets with placards declaring their support of the US and their outrage and sorrow at the murder of the US ambassador.

In Operation El Dorado Canyon, orchestrated on 15 April 1986, U.S. military planes launched a series of air strikes on Libya, bombing military installations in various parts of the country, killing around 100 Libyans, including several civilians.

In an earlier post I brought up Libyano's post about medicine and ethics in Libya, and while there are still many things left to be desired on this subject I owe a big apology to many Libyan doctors for what could be counted as my harsh words here

It is true that describing the deaths of a few children and the injuries of many as a tragedy does not fully reflect the suffering of their families and loved ones.

A few days ago, the very same man promised Libyans a sea of blood if his father s regime was toppled. Indeed, Saif al Islam, an elegant, soft spoken graduate of the London School of Economics, has now become a prime suspect in massive crimes against humanity.

What use is vocal multilateralism, what use are German leaders lofty speeches about international law being exercised by the Security Council, if Germany refuses to endorse a resolution for the protection of Libya s citizens from a brutal regime employing all means at its disposal in its fight for survival?