United Nations Photo - Parade in the western Libyan city of Zawia to mark the anniversary of last year's uprising.

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Headline Zawiya, Libya, Celebrates One-Year Anniversary of Anti-Qadhafi Uprising

Caption Description Girls wave and flash victory signs at a passing helicopter during a military parade in the western city of Zawiya, Libya, held to mark the anniversary of an uprising last year that cleared the way for the anti-Qadhafi forces' march on Tripoli.

Unique Identifier UN7326309

NICA ID 516887

Production Date 06/11/2012 7:15:29 AM

Country Libya

Credit UN Photo/Iason Foounten

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