VOICED: Libyan women fight for freedom on the home front

The transcript discusses the Libyan Uprising, focusing on Amine Al Hammadi's contribution by helping in hospitals. It highlights the conservative roles of women in Zintan and contrasts this with the active participation of women in Berber villages, who are demanding their rights. The text also covers the challenges women face in achieving equality and the initiatives they have started to make their voices heard.

How does Amine, Al Hammadi contribute to the Libyan uprising?

• By providing financial support

• By helping in hospitals

• By organizing protests

• By carrying weapons

What is the primary reason women in Zintan are not seen on the streets?

• Lack of interest in the uprising

• Insufficient support from men

• Conservative religious beliefs

• Fear of government retaliation

What are women in Berber villages doing to support the uprising?

• Staying at home

• Organizing charity events

• Demonstrating their support

• Writing letters to the government

What do women in Berber villages aim to achieve through their participation?

• Political positions

• Equal rights and opportunities

• Financial independence

• More traditional roles

What is a significant challenge faced by women in achieving their rights?

• Lack of education

• Deep-rooted societal ideas

• Insufficient government support

• Opposition from men