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Anti-migration policies in Libya, Tunisia, and Niger have had dire consequences, as highlighted by the more than 25,000 migrant deaths in the Mediterranean since 2014, a figure that does not fully capture the extent of the tragedy. To address these failures will require substantial policy changes and an evolution in approach to the migration issue.

NOW fully into the Féile swing, Wednesday is promising to be another brilliant day full of music, dance, cultural expression and some very interesting talks.

UN says initial reports suggested that at least one person was killed and 15 others injured in the crackdown.

15 July 2021, 00:00 UTC  Fresh evidence of harrowing violations, including sexual violence, against men, women and children intercepted while crossing the Mediterranean Sea and forcibly returned to detention centres in Libya, highlights the horrifying consequences of Europe’s ongoing cooperation with Libya on migration and border control, said Amnesty International in a report published today. in Libya documents how decade-long violations against refugees and migrants continued unabated...

No one will look for you: Forcibly returned from sea to abusive detention in Libya Format Libya: Horrific violations in detention highlight Europe’s shameful role in forced returns Fresh evidence of harrowing violations, including sexual violence, against men, women and children intercepted while crossing the Mediterranean Sea and forcibly returned to detention centres in Libya, highlights the horrifying consequences of Europe’s ongoing cooperation with Libya on migration and border control...

Libya: One dead and two injured in shooting in Tripoli detention centre Format TRIPOLI, LIBYA – One person was killed and two were injured in the early hours of 8 April after a shooting took place in a detention centre where refugees and migrants are held, in Tripoli, Libya. Two teenagers aged 17 and 18 with gunshot wounds were transferred for urgent medical care by a team from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). Tensions had been rising in the severely overcrowded Al-Mabani Collection and Retu...

Content provided by Last updated: 09/04 - 21:50 One person was killed and two were injured in the early hours of 8 April after a shooting took place in a detention centre where refugees and migrants are held, in Tripoli, Libya. Two teenagers aged 17 and 18 with gunshot wounds were transferred for urgent medical care by a team from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). Tensions had been rising in the severely overcrowded Al-Maban...