"Black People in Post-Gaddafi Libya: Caged by NATO's 'Revolutionaries'"


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	Black People in Post-Gaddafi Libya: Caged by NATO's "Revolutionaries" The first video was uploaded, by a Gaddafi sympathizer, onto YouTube on 23 February 2012. The video description on YouTube says that the caged men are men of Tawergha and that their tormenters are Misrata "revolutionaries." The description of the second video, also uploaded onto YouTube on 23 February 2012, this time by a "Libyan Revolution" sympathizer, claims that the detainees shown in the video, shot in Kufra, are "infiltrators" of "various nationalities," which likely means that they are migrant workers. \| Print