Six people were killed Thursday in Libya in clashes between security forces and demonstrators protesting against the regime of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi in the city of Benghazi, east of the country, reported the opposition websites. There were "violent confrontations" in Benghazi, a thousand miles east of Tripoli, which caused "six dead and 35 wounded, according to sites and Al Manara Al Yum.
Moreover, the lawyers demonstrated outside Benghazi court of the city to demand the adoption of a constitution, said the opposition sites. On Wednesday in the city of Al Baida, 200 km east of Benghazi, killing four protesters, said the sources. In contrast, a Libyan newspaper Al Baida indicated that there were only two deaths
Moreover, the lawyers demonstrated outside Benghazi court of the city to demand the adoption of a constitution, said the opposition sites. On Wednesday in the city of Al Baida, 200 km east of Benghazi, killing four protesters, said the sources. In contrast, a Libyan newspaper Al Baida indicated that there were only two deaths
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