We understand the need and importance of reliable, objective English sources on the current events in Libya, we have collected a list of reliable places where you can continue to get the latest news on Libya. Click on the logo to be directed to the sites. Thank you all.

Libya Herald  – libyaherald.com

Libya Herald is a newly formed news outlet venture between a number of Libyans and non-Libyans. The on-line edition went live on 17 February, 2012 – the first anniversary of the Libyan Revolution. The print edition is expected to appear at the end of March.

Libya Herald aims to cover every aspect of society in Libya: politics, business, sport, culture, education, construction and infrastructure, health issues, social stories, opinions, jobs, tenders, etc. You will find a wealth of reliable news articles and current events all in English.

Libyan Tweep Forum – tweepforum.ly

Libya Tweep Forum is a community driven web site designed to collect news in Libya in English and provide a forum and community for people worldwide to engage in discussions about the current events in Libya.  The vision and mission of Libyan Tweep Forum is to create a platform that enables the instigation of projects and discussions for the future of Libya.  Articles are posted daily that cover all aspects of Libya including rumors, projects, news, NGOs and government.

Shabab Libya, Libyan Youth Movement- Shabablibya.org

Primarily through its twitter, Shabab Libya have been disseminating major media news articles, events, protests, and current events on Libya in English for over a year. News articles are posted daily on their web site which also includes a calender for events and forum for discussions.

PLEASE ALSO SUPPORT THE SYRIAN REVOLUTION

Syrian Revolution Central Mar15.info

Join the Syrians in their fight for freedom. Please visit our sister site – mar15.info for information on the Syrian revolution updated all day, everyday in English. Mar15.info by disseminating videos, news articles, and live reports in one place, aims to ensure that the public is presented with reliable and up-to-date news and information regarding Syria’s revolution.

Dear readers,

We would like to thank you all for your tremendous support throughout an unbelievable year in Libya and in our lives. When we first started feb17.info we set out with the goal to make the Libyan people’s voices heard during their fight for freedom, to gain worldwide support, to expose the ruthlessness of the Gaddafi regime, and to show the world the truth about the Libyan revolution.

We did not know if anyone would listen or care about our cause. It was difficult to predict whether it would reach one person or one thousand people. We also did not know how long the fight would last, but that all did not matter. As long as one person was hearing the truth and was able to help make a difference, it would be worth it.

A year later we are blessed to look back on it and to have been a part of history. After millions of visits to the site and support and money raised to aid Libya, we believe that we have accomplished our goal.

It comes with a heavy heart that we announce that this is the end of the road for feb17.info. We are sad to see it end, but Libya is turning a page in its history, and so are we. It is time to move beyond the computer screen and start building our country in other ways. The site will remain a historical archive of the revolution. It is a piece of history that belongs to Libya and the world.

Many of you had asked us to reveal who we are, and we considered your request with great thought. We never hid our identities for safety purposes, as we all had nothing to fear while our brothers and sisters in Libya courageously risked and lost their lives. We did so because this was bigger than just a few people. It was about all the brave people that were behind the revolution that made their story worth telling – the shopkeepers and students who defended their cities, the mothers who supported them and endured the pain of losing their children, the journalists and aid workers who came to our assistance. It was our obligation and honor to do what we could for Libya and mankind. That requires no recognition.

You all made our experience on Feb17.info worthwhile and without all of your help and support it wouldn’t have had the effect that it did. We shared in the tears and the pain throughout the difficult road, and in the laughter and celebrations of a joyous, new beginning. Thank you for allowing us to show you who Libyans truly are. We hope you continue your support as Libya rebuilds and you all one day get the chance to see the beautiful land and its people.

God bless and long live Free Libya
- The team at Feb17.info