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Under Reported Human Rights Catastrophe: Thousands of Refugees Lang...
by Global Dispatches -- World News That Matters
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In mid September, I was sitting next to the journalist
Sally Hayden while attending a press briefing near the
United Nations when phone started buzzing with WhatsApp
messages. Refugees and migrants stranded in a prison in
Libya had gotten her number and were sending her messages
describing awful details of their confinement. These
refugees were stranded in prison because of a deal worked
out between the Libyan Coast Guard and Italian
government. Thousands of refugees and migrants, mostly
from Eastern and Sub-saharan Africa, are languishing
indefinitely in confinement in Libya after having been
captured by Libyan coast guard units as they tried to
make their way to Italy. This has resulted in an ongoing
human rights catastrophe as prisoners are left alone in
jail cells, often without food or water. As Sally Hayden
explains, this has resulted in an unbelievably awful
human rights calamity that is not getting the attention
it deserves. In this episode, Sally Hayden explains this
unfolding crisis.
Date Published: 2021-12-11 05:26:48
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