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مريم ابنة خالة الليبية التي تعرضت للإغتصاب (كاملة)

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    *subtitles from Libayfeb17.com and Feb17.info*
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    We end today’s show with an exclusive interview by Al-Aan’s Jinan Musa with Mariam Omar, Eman Obeidi’s cousin, the woman who was raped by Gaddafi's forces.
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    Eman is her daughter. She has 7 daughters. Eman is a law graduate from Zawiya, and Amal is a graduate of the humanities faculty, and works in Tripoli in the Administrative Control department.
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    Eman goes to her sister (Amal) in Tripoli and stays with her since she (Amal) has kids. They are a close-knit family, always together.
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    So the other day while she was passing through a checkpoint in Tripoli, they caught her and assaulted her.
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    Interviewer: When did she go to Tripoli?
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    She always goes to visit her sister in Tripoli. There are security checkpoints inside Tripoli and they were the ones who captured her and raped her.
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    She visits her sister a lot. Amal is married to Salah Al Deenali, who some say they (the government) killed.
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    According to Eman, he has been killed and her sister’s child has been kidnapped.
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    …No, this is the first time. We were shocked and overwhelmed and from then until now we have not slept.
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    And we don’t know how to take our rights - God is the one who gives justice - but it is important that people know the truth.
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    That this girl is a law graduate. I mean, a law graduate. How can she be a law graduate and have a mental health problem?
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    They could hit her on the head until they cause psychological disorder, because they are used to this kind of behavior.
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    They are used to doing things like this in the past. This is not new to them.
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    Interviewer: Is Eman married? Does she have children? They said she was mad..
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    No, Eman is unmarried. No, Eman is not mad. Eman is a law graduate, how can a law faculty graduate mad people?
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    Eman is sane. Is it possible that a woman who was insane would live with her sister who has two children?
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    Interviewer: Have you heard any news since they took her?
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    After they took her, her family in Tobruk held a funeral
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    assuming she is dead by now. The funeral is not only for her personally but for her sister’s husband and her sister’s son is kidnapped as well.
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    In the clip we saw, she said they killed Salah and they kidnapped Hamad.
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    Interviewer: Who is Saleh and Hamad?
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    Saleh is her sister’s husband. Amal's husband. And Hamad is her sister’s son.
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    Interviewer: And where is Amal?
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    We don't know where Amal is, it is possible that they will bring her out today on the Libyan State TV channel so she can say that my sister has a mental problem
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    After being threatened at gunpoint of course
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    God is sufficient for us and he is the best helper.
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    Interviewer: OK, the family in Tobruk, did they attempt to contact the security forces?
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    WHICH security forces?
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    Interviewer: Did you try to contact them to see if you could have her released?
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    Impossible! Impossible….can anyone release their….. forget it. Forget it. Unless it is through the power of God, Lord of all creation.
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    Interviewer: Why didn't her sister (Amal) in Tripoli move back here after all this happened?
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    She works in the Administrative Control department in Tripoli, and when they closed Tripoli, Tripoli became like one big prison.
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    We call the families that have satellite phones and they tell us that they can’t form groups more than 2 or 3 people.
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    They say, our lives are tied to water, bread and petrol. Other than that there is no movement in Tripoli.
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    Interviewer: If Gaddafi and his sons were watching this, would you like to send them any message?
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    No, Gaddafi has no shame anyway. He speaks and everyone knows he is a liar. He's OK with this. He has gotten used to people not believing him, he is used to this now.
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    Interviewer: OK, would you wish to send a message to anyone of there?
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    No, all of them are like each other, believe me. All of them are the same. Do you think that some of his people are better than others?
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    They’re all the same. But they need to know that God is greater than the tyrant and that Muammar is going to end no doubt.
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    Interviewer: What do you think will happen to Eman and Amal and her husband?
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    No no no…we have forgotten them. All of them will leave either mentally ill or dead. There is no ending, it ended now.
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    The end is that Eman, God bless her, disgraced him and unmasked this last face of Gaddafi in targeting women.
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    Interviewer: At other times when she (Eman) has been to Tripoli, has she ever said anything about any one bothering her?
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    No, no, no. She would always go out with her sister. But the checkpoints in the road...
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    Fadel, hello? Fadel? Can you hear me?
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    Fadel: Hello?
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    Yes, how are you doing? What are the news where you are?
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    Fadel: Honestly, nothing new since what we saw on TV
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    Is it true about Salah? Is he really dead?
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    Fadel: Ali who?
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    Saleh, Amal’s husband
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    I’m not sure. It has not been confirmed yet. We only heard it over the phone but its not confirmed. They said he is dead and the child is missing
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    He is dead and the child is missing, yes?
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    Fadel: yes
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    Interviewer: Who is Fadel?
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    Fadel is her (Eman) uncle.
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    Interviewer: He is in Tobruk now?
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    Yes.
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    Eman was born in 1982, she’s not old at all.
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    Interviewer: You must’ve been shocked?
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    I was shocked. I was shocked and not at the same time. I was shocked to see my cousin on TV, but I wasn’t shocked that these are Mu’ammar's actions.
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    This is not strange to him. Tomorrow you (journalists) will fill pages, books, magazines, walls and TVs, you would have to spend a whole year to talk about his cruelty and his villainy.
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    This is Mu’ammar Gaddafi and he will not change. There is nothing new.
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    Interviewer: OK, they said that she was intoxicated and drunk…
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    Then they should pick one. Does she have a mental problem or is she drunk? How did she manage to reach the hotel? A mad person speaks and a sane mind listens, how did she reach the hotel?
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    Interviewer: Normally, is her personality strong?
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    She has a strong personality. Usually when you say so and so has such a degree, then you can know a person. She is a law graduate and knows exactly what she was saying word for word and what she was doing.
Title:
مريم ابنة خالة الليبية التي تعرضت للإغتصاب (كاملة)
Description:

مقابلة خاصة اجرتها موفدة قناة الآن جنان موسى مع مريم عمر ابنة خالة ايمان العبيدي المرأة التي اغتصبت من قبل قوات التابعة للقذافي

ستوديو الآن 27-3-2011

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Video Language:
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Duration:
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