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2021-04-01 01:56:29 GMT2021-04-01 09:56:29(Beijing Time) Xinhua English TRIPOLI, March 31 (Xinhua) -- A total of 138 illegal migrants were rescued by the Libyan Coast Guard off the country's western coast, the Libyan Navy said Thursday. The migrants are of different African nationalities, the Libyan Navy said in a statement, adding that they were handed over to the anti-illegal immigration department upon disembarkation at the capital Tripoli Naval Base. Hundreds of illegal migrants have been rescued and returned to Libya over the past few days, the Libyan navy said. Libya has become a...

Michael Flynn, Argentina, Myanmar: Your Friday Briefing Michael Flynn, Argentina, Myanmar: Your Friday Briefingby wpjljron Friday, November 24th, 2017.Michael Flynn, Argentina, Myanmar: Your Friday BriefingSeparately, the U.S. Navy has ended its search for three sailors who have been missing since a transport plane crashed near Japan this week. _____ Photo Credit Ahmed Jadallah/Reuters • Rwanda has offered to house or help repatriate some of the thousands of African migrants being held in Libya and reportedly auctioned there as slaves. […] Separately, the U.S. Navy has ended its search fo...

Punch Newspapers Sections Jesusegun Alagbe In August 2018, after spending almost three years stuck in Libya en route to Europe, Innocent Imagbeghian was finally evacuated to Nigeria. When he left Nigeria in March 2015, he sought to migrate to Italy for a better life. He said he sold his brother’s piece of land with a building on it in Benin City, Edo State, for N2m and used the money to facilitate his travel. But he got worse than he bargained for. He was sold to slavery camps in Libya and forced to work on farms without pay. According to Imagbeghian, the day he was supposed to sail across ...

Top Story February 13, 2021 KARACHI: The guns boomed and the band struck high notes as the flags of over 45 countries were hoisted at the Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works, formally inaugurating the multinational naval exercise AMAN 21 on Friday. It was quite an impressive sight to watch the smartly turned-out PN contingent slowly marching, guard of honour style, with outstretched arms bearing flags of participating countries towards the individual flag posts. As the Pakistan’s national anthem echoed at the flag hoisting, a fiesta of red, green, blue, browns, pink, orange and purple f...

Top Story February 13, 2021 KARACHI: The guns boomed and the band struck high notes as the flags of over 45 countries were hoisted at the Karachi Shipyard and Engineering Works, formally inaugurating the multinational naval exercise AMAN 21 on Friday. It was quite an impressive sight to watch the smartly turned-out PN contingent slowly marching, guard of honour style, with outstretched arms bearing flags of participating countries towards the individual flag posts. As the Pakistan’s national anthem echoed at the flag hoisting, a fiesta of red, green, blue, browns, pink, orange and purple f...