Scores Killed In Libya Protests -- Al Jazeera
Human Rights Watch says 84 people killed in past three days during rallies calling for ousting of Muammar Gaddafi.
Security forces in Libya have killed scores of pro-democracy protesters in demonstrations demanding the ousting of Muammar Gaddafi, the country's long time ruler.
Human Rights Watch said on Saturday that 84 people had died over the past three days.
A doctor in Benghazi told Al Jazeera that he had seen 70 bodies at the city's hospital on Friday in one of the harshest crackdowns against peaceful protesters thus far.
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