Gunmen block access to Libya's foreign ministry, demanding that officials linked to Muammar Gaddafi are banned from senior government positions.<br/> <br />Armed men surrounded the building on Sunday (April 28) raising fresh security fears in the capital, just days after the French embassy was bombed.<br/> <br />They're calling for a law to be passed which stops officials holding senior roles if they worked for the deposed dictator.<br/> <br />The law has already been proposed, and could force out several ministers and the leader of congress.<br/> <br />Prime Minister Ali Zaidan said the government would not "surrender" to attacks on government buildings.<br/> <br />He said the Ministry of Interior and the state news agency had been targeted as well.<br/> <br />Congress has previously been prevented from voting on the bill.<br/> <br />In March, protesters demanding the law be adopted barricaded assembly members inside a building.
