Mother. i was wearing it, and indeed you can t see anything apart from my one eye. reporter: across the room two defecting libyan army officers who made her dangerous escape across the border possible. she explains they took mountain roads. at each of the many government checkpoints the officers using their military identity documents to evade capture. translator: even on the mountain roads, when the brigades were stopping us, he was giving his military permit. translator: at night? translator: no. it was during the day. translator: was it a hard road to drive on? translator: it was a little hard. there were checkpoints and the brigades. there were checkpoints. reporter: her freedom is already weighing heavily on her. worried about libyan agents. she is still not sure of her next steps, whether it s safe for her to go back to libya to see her parents in the rebel-held east. translator: i still don t
even on the mountain roads when the brigades were stopping us, he was giving his military permit. at night? no, it was during the day. was it hard trood drive on? it was a little regard. there were check points and the brigades. there were checkpoints. reporter: her freedom is already weighing heavily on her, worrying about libyan agents. she is still not sure of the next steps, whether it s safe for her to go back to libya to see her parents in the rebel-held east. translator: i still don t know what i m going to do. of course i d like to see my family. i have called some relatives of mine in egypt but still did not hear back from them. reporter: her smile belies her confusion. free come has never tasted so good. outside the safehouse, diplomats are helping secure her safety.
Wearing that, a traditional tribal head wear which was given to me by my friend s mother. i was wearing it and indeed you can t see anything apart from my one eye. reporter: across the room, two defecting libyan officers who made her dangerous escape across the border possible. she explains they took mountain roads at each of the many government checkpoints, the officers using their military identity documents to evade capture. translator: even on the mountain roads, when the brigades were stopping us, he was giving his military permit. at night? no, it was during the day. was it a hard road to drive on? it was a little hard there were checkpoints and the brigades, there were checkpoints. reporter: her freedom is already weighing heavily on her. worried about libyan agents. she is still not sure of her