Women celebrate freedom in Tripoli

TRIPOLI, Libya - Women with tricolor flags, symbol of the anti-Muammar Gaddafi forces, gather at a square in central Tripoli on Sept. 2, 2011, to celebrate their freedom after the collapse of the long-ruling Gaddafi regime. (Kyodo)

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