A decade on, what has happened to them?
Three of Kadhafi s seven sons died in the uprising, including Mutassim, who was killed by rebels in the dictator s hometown of Sirte on October 20, 2011, the same day as his father.
Another son, Seif al-Arab, perished in a NATO air raid in April 2011, and his brother Khamis died in combat four months later, at the height of the revolt.
But other members of the Kadhafi clan survived, including his wife Safiya, his eldest son Mohammed from his first marriage and his daughter Aisha, who are known to be living in exile.
Daily Monitor
Wednesday February 10 2021
Summary
After the fall of Tripoli to rebels in August 2011, Safiya, Mohammed and Aisha escaped to neighbouring Algeria.
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A decade on, what has happened to them?
Three of Gaddafi s seven sons died in the uprising, including Mutassim, who was killed by rebels in the dictator s home town of Sirte on October 20, 2011, the same day as his father.
Another son, Seif al-Arab, perished in a NATO air raid in April 2011, and his brother Khamis died in combat four months later, at the height of the revolt.
But other members of the Gaddafi clan survived, including his wife Safiya, his eldest son Mohammed - from his first marriage and his daughter Aisha, who are known to be living in exile.
A decade on, what has happened to them?
Three of Gaddafi’s seven sons died in the uprising, including Mutassim, who was killed by rebels in Gaddafi’s home town of Sirte on October 20, 2011, the same day as his father.
Another son, Seif Al Arab, perished in a NATO air raid in April 2011, and his brother Khamis died in combat four months later, at the height of the revolt.
But other members of the Gaddafi clan survived, including his wife Safiya, his eldest son Mohammed - from his first marriage - and his daughter Aisha, who are known to be living in exile.
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