Voters queue at polling stations across Libya keen to take part in the country's first national election after more than four decades of dictatorshipPhotograph: Gianluigi Guercia/AFPA Libyan woman in Martyrs' Square, Tripoli, holds a framed photograph of a person killed during the uprisingPhotograph: Manu Brabo/APA Libyan woman votes at a polling station in the old city of TripoliPhotograph: Manu Brabo/AP
A Libyan protester demanding greater representation throws torn ballots in the air outside a polling station in BenghaziPhotograph: Mohammed Abed/AFPLibyans celebrate in Martyrs' Square in Tripoli after votingPhotograph: Gianluigi Guercia/AFPCitizens take up arms to protect the polling stations in BenghaziPhotograph: Esam Omran al-Fetori/ReutersA woman casts her vote at a polling station in BenghaziPhotograph: Esam Omran al-Fetori/ReutersAn armed Libyan protester gestures as people demanding greater representation demonstrate outside a polling station in BenghaziPhotograph: Mohammed Abed/AFPAn election commission worker tells two Libyan women to use separate polling boothsPhotograph: Zohra Bensemra/ReutersLibyans gather in the streets of Benghazi to celebrate the electionPhotograph: Youssef Boudlal/ReutersLibyans celebrate on the streets after casting their vote in BenghaziPhotograph: Esam Omran al-Fetori/ReutersA woman walks past a ballot booth at a polling station in TripoliPhotograph: ReutersA Libyan man chants revolutionary slogans while celebrating in Martyrs' Square, TripoliPhotograph: Manu Brabo/APLibyans celebrate on the streets of Tripoli after casting their vote Photograph: Zohra Bensemra/ReutersMen look for their names on a voters list at a polling station in TripoliPhotograph: Manu Brabo/AP
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