Hundreds of young Libyans protested in Tripoli for a third consecutive day to decry deteriorating living conditions and corruption amid a heavy security presence, an AFP correspondent said.
They are also taking aim at what they say is official corruption, and some carried signs bearing slogans including “the corrupt must be put on trial.”
“New ministers will be chosen based on their competence, abilities and integrity,” Sarraj said, vowing to take “exceptional measures” to carry out the reshuffle if it were opposed.
Source:AFP
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