UN Condemns Storming of Libya Migrant Aid Centre
- The United Nations Network on Migration condemned the bombing of a migrant detention center in Tripoli, Libya, which killed at least 40 people, and urged Libyan authorities to investigate the attack and protect migrants amid ongoing armed conflict.
- The UN reported degrading and unsafe detention conditions in Libya, including torture, forced labor, rape, and inadequate food and medical care for thousands of migrants, urging authorities to safeguard migrants and civilians.
- The International Organization for Migration strongly condemned violent incidents at its Tripoli service center, while Libyan authorities promised to investigate and hold perpetrators accountable.
- Protesters in Libya have frequently targeted UN agency offices, demanding closures amid wider unrest since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, with authorities condemning the attacks and referring incidents to the public prosecutor.
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UN condemns storming of Libya migrant aid centre
The United Nations has condemned the breach of one of its facilities in Tripoli where migrants were present, describing the acts as aggressive. Videos have shown people storming the International Organization for Migration’s premises.
Tripoli - Arab Jerusalem: The escalating debate in Libya over the immigration and refugee file has entered a more tense phase, with protests rejecting what activists describe as the settlement of immigrants from demonstrating in front of the headquarters of international organizations to storming a service centre of a United Nations agency in the capital, Tripoli, in the midst of official warnings against interference with the headquarters of in…
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