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Libya's Rich Legacy

A year after Libya's revolution and the death of leader Moammar Gadhafi the country is still struggling in its transition to a democratic and just society. Remembering cultural traditions may help the process. Impressions by Gaia Anderson and Sabine Hartert

Tree of life

Tree of life

Colonial column

Colonial column

Rise of a capital

Rise of a capital

All at sea

All at sea

Water of life

Water of life

Cultural loss

Cultural loss

Between the desert and the deep blue sea

Between the desert and the deep blue sea

Moving forward, but not forgetting

Moving forward, but not forgetting

Sacrificial sheep

Sacrificial sheep

Cultural connection

Cultural connection

Window to the world

Window to the world

Color code

Color code

Back to the roots

Back to the roots

From sea to sand

From sea to sand

Self-sufficiency

Self-sufficiency

World within

World within

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