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Press TVWestern media downplay the popular revolution in Libya to a wave of unrest created by al-Qaeda, in order to justify Western leaders' silence in the face of the deadly crackdown on people in the North African country.
Abu Yahya al-Libi, the person whom the West claims to be an al-Qaeda commander, has called for the incumbent Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi to be toppled.
In a 30-minute videotape posted on the Internet, Abu Yahya asserted that after the collapse of the regimes in Tunisia and Egypt it is now Libya's turn, Deutsche Welle reported.
Whenever Gaddafi and the US want to kill civilians, they claim that they are al-Qaeda so that they could justify the killings.
The new videotape by a person claimed to be an al-Qaeda commander is a new tactic for justifying the killing of innocent Libyan civilians
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http://www.presstv.ir/detail/169878.htmlJournalists under attack in Libya: The tally
Rebels and foreign journalists take cover during an air strike at a rebel checkpoint in Al Ugaila in Libya. (Reuters/Goran Tomasevic)Since Libya's political unrest erupted last month, CPJ has documented more than 40 attacks on the press. They include 25 detentions, five assaults, two attacks on news facilities, the jamming of Al-Jazeera and Al-Hurra transmissions, at least three instances of obstruction, and the interruption of Internet service. At least six local journalists are unaccounted for. Numerous journalists have also reported the confiscation of equipment. Here's a running list of all attacks on journalists and the media in Libya since February 16:
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