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al jazeera. in libya years of conflict since the fall of leader moammar gadhafi has scarred an entire generation women and children in particular are struggling to cope with the loss of family members killed in the conflict many say they just can't get the help they need the support from the in misrata was. these women in misrata a knitting hats and scarves for men at the frontlines it's a small gesture but it's part of a big campaign to help the u.n. recognize government repel fighters loyal to warlord khalifa haftar they opposition 100 kilometers away and could attack at any moment women in libya don't fight with guns but in a unique way of fighting every battle we feel like we're part of what's going on it like were helping to defend our country and our city as it's kind of a we're supporting each other we feel like we're doing something we're not just sitting there watching t.v. and listening to the news. many of these women have sons at the front line and some know the bitter reality of the risks each has lost a son or brother. lima lost one son join the revolution in 2011. and her last sur

of longtime leader moammar gadhafi a power vacuum left behind has led to the country's current conflict the capital tripoli has seen intense fighting over the past few months al-jazeera child stratford met residents who fled their homes and aren't sure when they can go back half built a neglected for almost a decade these towers are on feet for habitation more than a 100 families who have fled fighting on the outskirts of libya's capital shelter here now this tiny room is where samir elma had he and her 2 children have lived for the last 3 months there's no electricity or running water samir a says her son used to be top of his class at school but the school was closed because of the fighting she described what happened when she tried to return to her home with her daughter to collect more of their belongings someone. asks where the her there's this little girl has seen no other child has witnessed in all of libya the whole building in front of us collapsed the bombs were coming from all sides our home was completely destroyed we could have been killed elijah nation says that more than 150000 people have been forced to flee their homes since general haftar started hi