Libya's interim¹ authorities have called for national unity², saying the liberation from Muammar Gaddafi's regime was not complete.

利比亚临时领导人呼吁实行国家统一，称仅从卡扎菲政权获得独立是不够的。

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Mahmoud Jibril said Libya's liberation would only end with the 'capture or elimination of Gaddafi'.
In his first speech in Tripoli since Col Gaddafi was ousted⁴, Mahmoud Jibril who heads the interim cabinet, said "our biggest challenge is still ahead".

He refused to discuss the whereabouts of Col Gaddafi, who earlier dismissed reports that he had fled to Niger.

Meanwhile, hundreds of black Africans were fleeing Libya daily, the UN said.

The International Organization for Migration⁵ (IOM) said up to 300 black Africans were crossing into Niger every day because they were being systematically⁶ targeted by the forces of the National Transitional Council (NTC).

It seems that that all sub-Saharan Africans in Tripoli are accused of having backed Col Gaddafi as some of them were used as mercenaries（雇佣兵） to defend his regime, the BBC's Thomas Fessy reports.

In recent years, many thousands of African migrants have gone to Libya, trying to use it as a staging post to reach Europe.