By Megan
Abbot
Libyans are
frustrated with the slow pace of the UN-sponsored peace talks and are calling
for further international assistance to support the country’s reconstruction
efforts. The uprising against Qaddafi in 2011 united many different factions
against the dictatorship, but the country has since devolved into civil war. Carlotta Gall reports for the New York
Times that ordinary
Libyans are frustrated by the government’s lack of progress toward peace-building,
and that the process of constructing a new constitution during the civil war
has been daunting. Warring factions have forced many people to flee Tripoli and
Benghazi and to become refugees in Tunisia.
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