Libya Liberal Coalition Parties Take Majority of Available Seats During Mostly Peaceful Election
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The 2011 uprising created more space for democracy in Libya but civil war and militarism have over taken democracy in almost all areas of the country. Under the regime of Mu’ammar al-Qadhafi, political parties were illegal, and all political activity was strictly monitored. Also see our section on World Democracy and our articles on the Arab Spring.
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Violence Mars Historic Day Turnout to Vote in Large Numbers in Libya’s First Ever Election
Libya Votes For First Time as Troubles Surface
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Libya Votes in Unprecedented National Elections
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Libya Election Tomorrow as Violence Causes Worry
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Troubled Arab Spring as Libya Approaches Historic Elections
Violence Plagues Election Preparation as Libya Approaches Historic Elections, Struggles to Form
Libyan Women Build Political Power in New Democracy
Debate Continues Over Role of Women in New Libya Between Religious, Liberals and Moderates as More Local Libyan Women Build Political Power
Democratic Transition Tested by Libya Election Turmoil
Timing of Election Thrown Into Doubt as Libya Election Turmoil and Power Struggle Define Politics