we caught up with zeydan as he spent the day traveling around tripoli. the agreement of some forces to withdraw from the capital. to what extent international actions like the u.s. raid to capture anas al liby to undermine your actions here and how much knowledge of the raid you had before it took place? >> i mean, al-liby is a wanted person and has been you know openly asked for by the united states and request -- i mean there's -- it's not a secret that he's one of these accused of this. >> but he has been living openly in tripoli. >> for about a month he came back. >> and why couldn't you follow -- >> and really, who could we ask for that? we are building capacity here. we're in the process of helping the libyan government build the capacity that would enable them -- why would they -- they are well aware of the criminal actions in benghazi. where has that gone? >> the raid to capture anas al-liby. >> this is a man that's wanted since 1998, for killing large number of people including many of my colleagues and friends. to bring him to justice. people h

but libya's prime minister, ali zeydan, has called for all capital. it is not the first time that he has made that demand. >> i think we're on the stage of on the brink of anarchy, if you will, in some of the situations we have seen border on that. there is a complete lawlessness. these groups and these individuals have been operating under near impunity over these past years. >> hannah ansalla is a civil rights worker, she says the violence is just part of a much larger crisis that the u.s. and international community should have anticipated. >> the force statement of around 40,000 people really showcases everything that went wrong in this revolution. this is a very, very serious issue. because the crimes that have been committed against the people, of tawaza, meaning the combination of crimes forced displacement of around 40,000 people, the ongoing detention of around 1,000 people that are held without charges, the cases of tortured that's in custody the harassment that we see the combination of these crimes really amount to a crime against humanity