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Libya Migrant Crisis: 850 Migrants Detained Off Coast

May 24, 2016 Human Rights, Politics 0

(Author: Libyan Gazette Editorial Staff) Libyan coastguards have detained 850 migrants trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe off the coast of Sabratha on Sunday. Ayoub Qassem, a spokesman for the Libyan Navy, told Reuters that the migrants were travelling in seven inflatable rubber boats and came from various African …

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Libya Migrant Crisis: 850 Migrants Detained Off Coast

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