Tripoli, Libya
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Islam Alatrash is Libyan journalist based in Tripoli. Currently, he is a senior reporter for DW and his work has appeared in Reuters, Al Jazeera, and CNN, among others.
The Libyan mechanic Abderrahman refused to sit at his house in the village of Mrs. Zainab, a municipality of Zawia, west of Libya, after having lost his eyesight since the younger and insisted on learning the mechanical profession and opening a car repair workshop.
Produced for Al Arabiya News Channel
The cell of the plastic artist Mohamed Alamin When bin Al-Amin was imprisoned, he used the tin cans in which he brought food, to paint on the walls
Produced for Thomson Reuters
Displaced for years by war, the Mokhtar family is set on reoccupying their home in Libya's ruined city of Sirte but bitter that they are repairing the shell-cratered apartment with almost no help.
The Qur’an teaching and memorization writings are spread in mosques and corners across different regions of Libya, throughout the holy month of Ramadan, in adherence to the method of teaching with wooden panels dating back more than 7 centuries. The “New Arab” camera, accompanied by various scenes from inside a center for memorizing the Holy Qur’an in the Libyan city of Misurata, through the students' use of wooden boards on which they write what they intend to memorize using pens dipped in ink.
Produced for Aljazeera DNR
Produced for TRT World News
Libyan authorities in Tripoli have started trials for dozens of people accused of being members of Daesh. On Wednesday, the International Criminal Court met victims of the terror group in Libya. We spoke to some of the victims.
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