Libyan Families Reunited in Tripoli

The transcript discusses the separation of refugees from their families due to violence and political hatred. A people swap organized by the Red Cross saw refugees moving between Tripoli and Benghazi. The emotional impact of these separations and reunions is highlighted, with some experiencing joy and others anger. The situation in Tripoli is described as superficially calm but tense beneath the surface.

What was the purpose of the refugees' arrival in Tripoli?

• To attend a peace conference

• As part of a people swap organized by the International Committee of the Red Cross

• To participate in a cultural exchange program

• To seek asylum in a new country

What challenge do refugees face regarding their opinions?

• They are encouraged to express their opinions freely

• They must express opinions dictated by others

• They are allowed to express opinions only in private

• They are required to write their opinions in a journal

How long was the family separated before reuniting?

• Six months

• Two months

• One year

• Four months

What metaphor is used to describe the situation in Tripoli?

• A frying pan into a fire

• A storm brewing

• A peaceful oasis

• A calm before the storm

What does the phrase 'living on two levels' imply about Tripoli?

• It has a complex social structure

• It is divided into two political regions

• It is built on two geographical levels

• It has a superficial calm with underlying tensions