Refugees flee from Libya over border to Tunisa

The video covers the plight of Egyptians and Tunisians fleeing Libya due to threats from Gaddafi's militia. It details their dangerous journey to the border, witnessing violence and torture. The international community's response, including Britain's evacuation efforts, is discussed, alongside local criticism for not supporting the Libyan rebellion. Libya is depicted as a nation divided, with a rebellion in the east and a dictatorship in the west. The video concludes with Tunisian refugees expressing hope for a brighter future.

What was the primary reason Egyptians and Tunisians were targeted by Gaddafi's militia?

• They were involved in the rebellion.

• They hailed from countries with successful uprisings.

• They were foreign journalists.

• They were part of the Libyan government.

How did Britain respond to the crisis in Libya?

• By sending military troops.

• By chartering flights to evacuate its citizens.

• By imposing economic sanctions.

• By providing humanitarian aid.

What criticism did the international community face regarding the Libyan crisis?

• For supporting Gaddafi's regime.

• For failing to back the rebellion.

• For closing their borders to refugees.

• For providing insufficient financial aid.

What is the state of Libya as described in the final section?

• A peaceful nation with no internal conflicts.

• A divided nation with a rebellion in the east and dictatorship in the west.

• A country with a stable economy.

• A unified country under a new government.

What sentiment is expressed by the Tunisian refugees about their future?

• Fear of returning to their homeland.

• Hope and patriotism for a brighter future.

• Indifference to political changes.

• Despair and hopelessness.