"A Death in Benghazi: Salwa Bugaighis, The New Yorker"

“They knew that women were very effective and very strong in this revolution, but they think that now, the role is for the man.”

“There is struggling inside, the people, but they are really happy. And I’m not worried about what I am seeing in the street, protesting, many demonstrations—they are trying, and they want to make sure there is freedom.”

“All the people are free to say what they want to say, but we have to learn, there’s always limits. You have to respect the privacy of the others; you have to respect the other opinion. Because during 42 years, there is just one thinking, Qaddafi’s thinking, and Qaddafi’s theory. So, it is difficult to let the people to respect another opinion. Everything is new.”

“Death of a revolutionary: Murder robs Libya of 'a true patriot', 2014/06/27”

“These are people who want to foil elections... has been always defiant, and always will be despite the pain and fear. It will succeed.”