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n j. i listen of it though i name is nobela. ha had abdulla i was sent out already. i'm 28. she had some lew, i've been working in the department for combating unauthorized migration and tripoli for 5 years. full of tubs, both so film z, we treat them like libyan citizens and deal with them fairly. mom, we're all equal then there's a ah, you mission, they get everything from i say even cigarette as concha no wishes denied them. really, we don't want them to feel like they are in a prison like your leg. with

please we need freedom. we need freedom. does all you what we need the most? got our friend here. look at the offices. you see there is no joy in it. there is no joy, international organization for immigration. they come up under their dollars. if you want to go about our country. i just say i don't want to go back, go to my content, i get suffered a lot. i don't want to go back why not with with

since the fall of the gadhafi regime, internal conflicts and tribal divisions and libya have increased with hundreds of malicious fight for control over strategic raw materials. oil deposits, human trafficking, and migrant detention centers. who people come to libya from all over africa in search of work, but for now, this is the end of the line to be trapped in a spiral of abuse and violence. they live between detention centers and swamps. me their only way out. europe. europe is determined to stop them. ah,

ah ah, i came to live and i was raised by militia and they were asking me to fate money so that they can didn't go. so i tell them i didn't have anything with me. and they give me for 15 day of the 15 day. i escape from there. i continue my journey because i want to come to 240 so that i can close the see to the country. so on my way will a so from that side from is then livia, to truthfully we have been can novela,

so they smuggler war think it has to do for though i will sell house to a militia, political shewy near to been it was, it is where i was now for 4 months and they asked me to fade $6000.00 us dollar. i told them i don't have that money. you know, i told the my parent kennedy will to pay that money because they are leaving the count itself down because of the law. and then from there they took me to a farm where i was looking for them so that i can come by the monday that the niche and from there i skiff in january 20th. and i tried to call to see i was out of it. and i was there going to taylor

i was a local did they taught english and in fact, burns one of them. yes, they tortured us with hot glass. terrible. the over here are the marks from it. but most people will see the little i said, if we didn't have the money, we'd have to work for them. instead, i worked there for 2 months until i was released publish yet them. didn't anyone from any organizations go there with one of the one of them for they didn't have access, they just brought bags of food, elijah, and then they left like the whooshing

that to you there was i asked him we're living in one little more than a 60100 percent prosthetic assistant nationalities from africa was no good in a foot. no enough water on or is that they were thinking as to some way to work for emily terrace? leaving the house, cleaning the car, the vehicles or anything that they said. because when you say no, it would endanger so for you to be safe with just ugly because you have no choice unless you don't want to be a life. i

the da hum in brigade which controls that to georgia region uses the camp as a military beats. the migrants are detained there along with weapons. a practice that no one in the country dares to talk about. do you want me to walk? there are militias that have taken advantage of the instability for their own benefit and the process. they also claim to provide security for what they are only concern with to enrich themselves and pursue their personal goals. and they stole arbitrarily, arrested and kidnapped people. and it almost like them against the animal daughters who can diffuse, that they were not concerned with the migrant. the rather with the camp itself,

someone who was going to be, they wanted to control it, to put pressure on the ministry of defense in order to be recognized as brigades and get paid for it. and my son is of the design and all mom and was of the lia, they've been this, but he hasn't. they gave special names to their fighting unit. and the confusion why in some militia, used to support money from international organizations. so they could buy even more weapons and ammunition. oh, we enough to accept the 2 bottom and most of the them had their weapons in the detention centers. so this caused huge problems for the migrants and refugees. was it or less you can look at this bit. we are looking for this military without money. anything

they're making us s s. s the. we just cleaning the things and everything for them. there was a war the time when the war studying truthfully i remember maybe like after the 2019 they will carry from milton about it to feel terrible. yes, to do the walk. i remember the time when they took us to the dead body deadwood in the vehicle, take them somewhere, you know, cleaning the blood in unblocked unity. in april 2019. the de harmon and several other militia fought to defend the un

backed will be in government. the opposing them is general, come even hotter with his self proclaimed libby, a national army hafta who already controls the east of the country is advancing with his men on the libyan capital. in holland a job out of that middle ground. oh, the detention centers are on the front lines. they've become strategic targets including to georgia.

sometimes those who come from europe they came for time and when they came to the county said like that we need if one of the white glove is willing to talk to i didn't get shot. the police will not allow because when you talk to them later, after the division go back, then they will start putting you in then. yeah, by putting you in the solution will getting your why are you talking with that kind of people, you know, we were very a fight whatever. we asked them to agree that no one cared about us. they said this is another problem. this is another business you will stay here. well,

hello, hello, miss shedra it under saw so brooke is on the glasses of the window. oh so some people there have been in get it there. i think away someone can run like told me to the stream with this and fell down. there is the many people of course i can understand horman of them that are going on everywhere. would without the big dim usa pride that we are going to indeed, buddies i

ah it was that the day after it was he brought everywhere its people one terrible for explaining that he wouldn't take all of them out. and this is another place that we administer as really judges the place where we are negotiating, access, being allowed to access to do or you might need some work. we have to explain what are all sort limitations and try to also negotiate with your communities for the release at a time. but this was a military strike editorial strike him along with that. there are better or many of if the united nations mission and libya concluded that the incident in tissue rock may have been

a little crime. never had a, a few from honda had been in a stomach. oh, because unarmed civilians were detained there for no reason. why matters in fremont and acted as her monitor? she mar them at hand. who are you just asked of the united nations in libya and the human rights council have always called for the closure of these centers. are ha, having america. oh, a though it's been a week and like a days. so there's just here to come. when it come, they said that we will have a great you. but there are some people, good interview. so just before you have to go because that most,

most of another book, people what model of you we had we sat one source but not enough way. everybody up for 10 percent, 10 percent, and explain to this, you know, 600 persons that most of whom were junk mail. say that, you know, you're only extremely vulnerable. you are wholly in dangerous place, but she is shy in terms of selection and evacuation route. we don't need people to take so we can do a little it was yeah, they said a high, you know, we know hussey on whole they said i love it. if not, then i mean

a lot of us so from there listen about the. ready death and from there we started, but oh so we quit us all. the smile is to come video by ourselves. when we come date of visit to enter. i started, they say thus you will enter them established in november 2018. to facilitate the evacuation of refugees to other countries, the gathering and departure facility or g d. f, is run by the you and hcr, and the libyan ministry of the interior. funded mainly by european donors, it costs 6000000 years. the g d f was quickly infiltrated by malicious, which were diverting some of the e u funds for their own purposes, paralyzed by corruption and

a lack of funds. the center was closed in march 2020. since then it's been used as a military base for training local militia. ah. ready well there's, you know, what if wouldn't, monsieur, this is what experience shows that the center was a total fiasco before the you and hcr abandoned it because it could no longer manage it. work the little little while you the in the lee. it was over crowded with migrants from the abu salim, and so juror detention centers after they had been shell, talk to any kind of, i tried to lower the migrants away from that with money to empty the g d f. melia how? but it's in the end, the you and hcr declared itself no longer responsible for the in a really sad story. the, and the migrants were the victims in this earth. the higher found one wisely

i the images yet is never listening thus, never get it of all that. so the brothers in all my city and the live us, what the country all the problem of the refugees and leave the earth is aboard the ship because even the dishes that are pro might do that. it will have a great you. but you will need to set the last until you would be great. so why don't we go to you should see our office

one with the min. hell did you are responsible enough to walk to help yourself when you tried to make them understand you? they said everything was you need to call us pipelines. you will give you a number, but when you use it, you can find it look. so they try to every how missing they tried to make you away from them.

oh by the know are they that? yeah, when i came to you and hcr, i had skin diseases and rashes, and then i went there to get medical treatment and then i got what you said, you know you then when i went to sign in as a visitor, they said one doctor was out and the other was busy i so i thought about that, that is why i yeah. and the staff member pushed me away and shouted, go away. slave word heard me deeply and serial one more day. i love and i live with him, and i have been registered with you and hcr for 4 years and i've never received anything from them. not even a tooth brush, no moral support either. it's not about money for me. it's about solidarity. even

a kind word would have made me feel a little better. i thought i got some combat i live in the dump. now it's very dangerous. there are many diseases, but i can't rent an apartment 450700 or 800 dinners, that i don't have that much money. migrants can almost never rent an apartment in libya, software. and i do believe you would you that i didn't come to libya to stay here. i was persecuted and looked for international protection. for me, libby is just a transit country. what i want to continue to europe in search of freedom of justice and peace with our you know, let me know what these are photos of patients we recently admitted to our, to per kilo sward. they've all been tortured by criminals. most of them aren't even

18 yet and already have scars of burns and violence. do you think you only what they're say for now, for a few weeks or months as long as they're being treated by doctors without borders? but after that same question always arises. it says what will happen to them too, and it never stops. so they're not always new ones coming when it's released from the clinic and the next ones come never stops. so they don't kill with the transport of the news, or people who have been brought to libya from their home countries, for example, from somalia, money. and as soon as they arrive here, the smugglers demand money. they say now you're going to pay and they demand astronomical sums. good. you can move on to law. we're talking

$101520000.00 to buy their way out. children and to make the families pay the refugees or toria and send them to the families from long in the photo here, you can still see the imprints of the pipe, what it was used to beat them across the tree. ok, so each lip will happen in full. if up it sounds says on he's 16 years old, will submit your passive will to you never get used to these pictures in the worst thing is they all show the same thing and that the torture is systematic in the centers this case, but the refugees are really trapped on the water. we saw that i more pigeon. libya is a trap on ah,

actually. yeah, i think i'm getting september 2018. we were taken to this into a detention center. a company, there were more than 900 refugees that we came from different comes chatham going on, your, my monitor, how are you going so far for halo? you know how to say, do you on how do you will then some of us you transferred to tripoli. after that we were $325.00 inmates and totals from eritrea to dumb and somalia,

a hampshire. so what, so then i am some alo, anime, santa norma, there's in town detention center is located in the mountains about 200 kilometers from the capitol and is known for its disastrous sanitary conditions. ah, despite death and disease, he may hearing aid rarely arrives here. ah till i as in time, after arriving in sun, i'm good myself. we were locked up for 2 weeks and hardly given any water or food. it was terrible and you many didn't survive birth,

i'm with on the scan. earth that got more that or to watch and her mom and then got one lose nevada, disease it up to her alamahood anomaly. 51. kalina isn't hampton. just one of the hangers around $25.00 refugees died of tuberculosis in a fire $27.00. people died on, one of my friends was seriously injured yet another suffocated little. it's altogether it brought us again, that's when we protested her upper condition as her chatting. you negligence. a weak one. dead air you volley, z, o, o,

o, be done with the navy are no any side on the island con norman organization. while you mana black, now it's we told you and hcr and other organizations about our situations and asked for help. i thought they promised to give our case the highest priority priority to look, but nothing happened or taken us black when i wound i took over, miss jessica said to sally, so that in my visit, she some decided to dare to take the dangerous route across the sea had joined others who had failed before that one wanted to try again. now he said that he had un cut the lowly cut them loose, that i better. well, i own

a guinea. we asked our families in the desperate to send us money for a car to take us to the coast to proceed. no, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, taxi. or get on the driver, hit us in the trunk where we could hardly pre calendar, but i will have him was i had had a crazy confess has but yet gotten on with audible. you got to my case the fed is dead. i went to globally. i bet like to susan did notice. so i went to some way or that just as a forest would have been dead. a lie got 20 days from

the other said cut all if at the night we are used to ride the rabbit. but we are 14040 per cent. we are to spend one day in the water and the 2nd day we are sending the water so there are no excuses for the school ship is or everything's just we surprised that the libyan guar there got it at us and there it then us into 0 yeah, this was in the friday in the morning in 2017 august towards the end of the war. the unity government backed the al shade militia, which ultimately drove out the pro half to forces and took control of their

strategically important area. to day it's fighters are part of the state in order to guarantee the country security all the home. but what was feel there was a look what like seal was was yellow. oh, i don't believe when the boil was on it on our troops help the army and the

security forces. asia of media novel glue, mcculloch's alumni called and we know the area and all the migration routes in gary, a bully and to jura, was able to i had in month one of some, danny. but most of the residents here and from neighboring regions cooperate with the traffic is little while without the money to live. most of it's not often visible and the is one of the own. no one will they get some money for it and warm the traffic is when the police so we come when we try to arrest them, they're gone out of this house and the runaway spoke of the not the, the whole not local without a turkey has provided significant military aid to government forces to push back against

haft as offensive. oh, wow. to day in the reconstruction phase, triple is most important, partner is turkey. wow. wow. turkish and are in libyan oil and gas, but air to wants influence in the region also strengthens his position in terms of controlling europe, southern borders with with

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god i with both. what do i oh gods. lawyer. proposed law. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. how do i think i wanna go with since june 2018. the european union has been calling on libya to expand it. c, rescue zone o. in exchange for a pledge of 90000000 euros. the libyan coast guard must now control in area 10 times larger,

extending up to 200 kilometers off the coast. i'm . i've been totally for the for i didn't return. sure you that's about 200 people, maybe 230 or 240. so what we can think anyone else a dope is over there, floating there at sea. i am with other ships have to take them now or inform the ministry of the interior. i know that we can't leave them alone. we are responsible for them. no more. why. oh

oh. that neither of them was yet in one in the hallway. i live upon daria. we've taken the refugees to the port fall under starting a 2nd rescue operation. i'm not sure that we have to few boats. we would need many more of them to sky making big promises above the use, not giving us enough. and now what i'm of the i did my job always been more than a dozen of them. we cooperated with italy according to the 20072008 agreement. they supplied us with 6 boats heavy, but they are not search and rescue boats out here. ah

la, with, with our goalie, international cooperation is essential to little near to the libya has been in crisis since the revolution. nato has destroyed the entire libyan naval fleet of continuity. we can cover the libyan search and rescue zone, but the europeans and 8 organizations must seriously participate in bill libby, a naval fleet and coastal protection. be now what most of what, how do you have the coast guards keep asking for financial support that europe's answer is to give them more equipment out of concern for its own borders. the u turns a blind eye to the numerous cases of corruption and violence carried out by the coast, guards and documented by the united nations,

migrants have even been murdered. yet these crimes go unpunished. no, said the seller, so i don't want to come to the european union is trying to prevent people from leaving libya and more importantly from coming to europe. lee got to do that. it denies them the legal ways to leave and without such options, there is no escape for them from cairo, violence and defense listening. do you all of it? it is not the only trouble. we can't look away. we can't say it doesn't matter. this is happening on the other side of the mediterranean. we need to know what is happening there. how have the system and the migration policies lead to the cycle of violence and exploitation of your own? libya is grinding these people down. i'm actually of why i

didn't like filling results, you know, get it because i've tried my best to reach my destiny, but i do not. i feel so les dissipation is killing my dream. i'm at the point of giving up your thoughts. my says, if i go back to my country, what will happen? my plans when some day if i found a good 4 or 5 collect some money, i will go to see i get every, this is set a time or for this time i will go. this is a little because discounted county shelter i know all my help me ah

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