Crackdown: Death Toll in Libya Said to Have Reached 120
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Sky News – Exiled Libyan opposition groups claim up to 120 people have been killed in Libya, amid reports snipers fired at mourners in the eastern city of Benghazi.
The estimated death toll is higher than figures given by Human Rights Watch (HRW), but the exiled Libyan nationals claim they are quoting numbers from doctors based in Benghazi.
They say another 1,000 people have also been wounded during the three days of protests.
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