Tripoli protests and clashes (February 2011)
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The <entity_0> were a series of confrontations between <entity_6> anti-government demonstrators and forces loyal to <entity_6> leader Muammar Gaddafi in the capital city of <entity_4> at the beginning of the <entity_1>. On <entity_2>, it was reported that supporters of the <entity_6> opposition had taken to the streets and Green Square during the Day of Revolt. <entity_4>'s Mitiga International Airport may have been taken by the protesters on <entity_3>. The Tajura district of <entity_4> rose up against control by the Gaddafi government on <entity_3>. The National Transitional Council formed by the rebels in Benghazi, their interim capital, said through their spokesman Hafiz Ghoga that "we will help liberate other <entity_6> cities, in particular <entity_4> through our national army, our armed forces, of which part have announced their support for the people." In late March, postgraduate law student and Gaddafi opponent Iman al-Obeidi was gang-raped by pro-Gaddafi forces in <entity_4>, escaped and reported the event to foreign reporters at the Rixos Al Nasr hotel, and was detained and released several times by pro-Gaddafi forces, attracting worldwide support, and giving interviews with the anti-Gaddafi <entity_6> TV and other media in early April. An anti-Gaddafi street <entity_5> took place in the Fashloom suburb of <entity_4> on 7 April. An exiled anti-Gaddafi <entity_6> who kept in daily contact with people from the suburb of Tajoura stated, "There have been attacks by <entity_4> people and a lot of people have been killed on the Gaddafi army side." A <entity_6> official denied the report and said that it was peaceful in <entity_4>. Rebels made significant military advances from their stronghold in the Nafusa Mountains, taking large parts of the coastal town of Zawiya, roughly 50 kilometres (31 miles) west of <entity_4>, seizing parts of the <entity_6> Coastal Highway, preventing military supplies and fuel reaching <entity_4> from Tunisia.
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