in libya by smugglers and by. inexperienced and untrained staff at these migrant centers how did you escape were always caved after these gangs were pushed out of their original. hold out to the old tripoli airport. when they were attacked again we were afraid that we're going to get killed in the crossfire so we escaped we broke out midnight and we escaped from tripoli's airport all the way to tripoli center just one last question with for bring in our other guests why when you were rescued from your kidnappers did you end up in a detention center for illegal migrants when you go sell for libyan how will you know i suppose i suppose that some of these centers are run by people who are supposedly legal custodians of the place they are cooperating with some gangs or they themselves have. two types of work one governmental and one gangster like job let's bring you in at this point because the i.o.m. has been doing a lot of work in its attention center salah says it provides maps ases and things for the detainees to

secretary of state touted libya as her big success in fact her actions decimated libya to the point that it has now resorted to slavery. now and question the role of african leaders she says that while it's business as usual in africa we remain unfazed as fellow africans are treated like animals the african union is mostly silent while there are no boches in the streets and there are also very high expectations for this topic to be discussed at the african union european union summit which takes place this week and on the scenes national secretary general solution as he says and the chorus of condemnation for slave auctions in libya is pointless unless things change drastically policies of leaders trapped refugees and migrants in libya in full knowledge that abuses including slavery are commonplace and that has to change and now so what do you think needs to be done to combat modern day slavery send us your full season the hash tag a.j. news grades a message me directly i'm at home it sorry will you are getting a lot of these people's thoughts thanks for sending in your comments as well

there is no proper registration for the tens of thousands of migrants when they arrive in libya many are from west africa but also somalia sudan and eritrea but they come with very little money and are vulnerable to exploitation libya's economic and political chaos allows the our militias and smugglers to operate with impunity preying on these people for illicit profit into the reports the business of detention centers is unsupervised in some parts of the country's stories of emerged of torture rape and forced labor and when the centers get too crowded people are then allegedly sold off like goods in an open market. it's thought recent efforts to reduce the number of people crossing the mediterranean are driving the growth of these privately owned prisons the international organization for migration says trade in humans has become so normalized the people are being bought and sold in public for as little as four hundred dollars we're joining us via skype now from geneva is leonard doyle from the international organization for migration thanks very much for being with us so just give

this is deja vu news live from berlin shocking reports of migrants sold as slaves in libya and a plan to stop the whore with a body that one of the screaming kept shouting i want money i want money she she come my legs again and again want to cry and. today european and african leaders of greed on emergency measures to evacuate thousands of migrants stranded in libya before they need to go on the auction block will the plan work also coming up a candlelight vigil to honor a convicted war criminal in croatia supporters of slobodan gathered to remember him yesterday he took his own life in a u.n. court room. and germany's two main parties begin talks on forming a possible governing coalition in bitter divisions can they cut the deal and form the stable government that uncle americal keeps talking about. i bring golf it's good to have you with us tonight a plan to rescue the slaves that is what european and african leaders gathered in ivory coast today agreed upon they are calling this an emergency measure to evacuate nearly four thousand african migrants stranded in libya now it comes a

in libya libya is particularly lawless but is this aspect of the plan that thorsten has just outlined do you think really likely to function i doubt it but at least the situation would be somewhat better compared to leave because at least you would deal with one government a government that has also a track record like in. where you can find some kind of authority and that's not a failed state as such even though they have their internal program. so re problems nevertheless taking this kind of measures is what europe is now doing is is actually always trying to enforce through coercion we have this plan for africa we have marshall plan we have africa initiative we have a compact for africa it's a confusion even the bureaucrats in berlin don't know who's talking about which blah so it's a massive scale in amount on a massive scale they're trying to push something within a few years just to satisfy their own clientele in europe don't we also christine one to have a certain short term long term discrepancy here in europe perceives itself at least as having a very severe short term politi

this is data we're news live from but then the top level agreement when people smuggling in libya the european union and the african union and to stop refugees risking their lives crossing the mediterranean just migrants and refugees facing abuse will be evacuated from libya also on the program pope francis arrives in bangladesh and urges the world to act on the right hinge of refugee crisis once again without mentioning the right enjoyed by next. u.s. president donald trump is accused of promoting islamophobia after he returned with some video made by an extremist british group it's also got him into iraq with britain's prime minister. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. the african union and the european union have agreed on an emergency plan to dismantle people smuggling networks and repatriate stranded migrants in libya as a two day summit and is in the city of abidjan in ivory coast the un recognized government of libya promised to allow u.n. agencies a to access. to refugee camps in areas under its control it said it would also investigate media reports of migrants being open

these are repatriated to the ivory coast from libya so they risk being sold into slavery. they sell africans over there in libya they sell men even fifteen year old libyans are there in a car they're armed the coming kidnap you and the cell you for seventy two one hundred fifty dollars and then others will resell you. as soon as you arrive in libya the first thing that happens is that you are taken away and sold our black brothers from west africa wherever you are from a million or any other nationality from the west even ibori and you are sold and for what seven hundred dollars. but these migrants will tell you that life is so hard in their home country that it's worth almost any risk to make a new start in europe now with the advent of the smartphone and with facebook and others pushing into africa a youngster can meet a smuggler in two seconds on the phone now that nothing is being done to challenge that they think they're following a dream to europe they end up in the more in the grip of these repay shoes smuggler despite increased patrols the u.n. says more than one h

this is d w news live from berlin shocking reports of migrants sold as slaves in libya and the plan to stop the whole body when i was screaming can't chancing i want money i want money she me he come i make it again and again want to cry and. today european and african leaders agreed on emergency measures to evacuate thousands of migrants stranded in libya before they to go on the auction block will the plan work also coming up a candlelight vigil to honor a convicted war criminal in croatia supporters of a slobodan prayag gather to remember him after he took his own life in a u.n. court room. and germany's two main parties begin talks on forming a coalition government amid some bitter divisions can they cut a deal and can they form that stable government that uncle americal keeps talking about. plus the cost of the brant crude it rises past the sixty dollars mark opec agrees to continue output cuts so can we expect to pay more at the gas pump. and pope francis is in bangladesh he urges the world to act on the road hinge refugee cry. he says once again without mentioning the word were

to slavery in libya it must. hi i'm wolf tony santana i am ivorian and when. they say no to slavery. and even aside from the formal campaign popular things like. hosting their own video messages here is a french radio host who appealed against the slave trade and when he did this post went viral. i think i have never been so angry and so sad as i am right now i am the descendant of slaves my ancestors were forced from africa to be beasts in the new world i discover now at the beginning of the twenty first century in two thousand and seventeen i discover that in libya after so many accords we're still selling africans in libya we're still selling our youth our youth because they can't support themselves in their own countries who decide to leave who braved the desert the see violence armed groups and up in europe on lampedusa or elsewhere this after so many accords between libya and the european union between france and other countries as african states close their eyes and do nothing to help these kids. what do y

libya is the only issue delegates were able to agree on there was no resolution on what was meant to be the main goal of the summit developing a nice transition to help africa's youth expectations have been high but it seems africa's most vulnerable have been left out in the cold. are we want to journalist so a mario squad say he has been covering the summit he joins us tonight from ivory coast good evening to us let's start with this emergency plan to rescue african migrants in libya who may already be sold into slavery or headed for the auction block what is this plan look like and will that work. actually. from the leaders make it works. footage of me one being some mean being being being. slaves in libya being in character maybe a second china before all this yet and harriet's i mean the footage there is in footie so people on their believe that the freedom leader is not actually practicing what they have been pretty full and the thing that a freak a leader is is a free to lead us of a book received over my christian crisis and other related issues such as these. fought for gun u

translation: when i was going to libya, when fruit mali, algeria, iarrived in libya.place. it is hell. we have lost brothers and sisters. i advise everyone not to go there. nearly 200,000 african migrants pass through libya last year. mostly from nigeria, ivory coast, and the gambia in west africa. eritrea and somalia in east africa. eritrea and somalia in east africa. the government of rwanda says it is willing to take in 30,000 migrants stranded in libya. it says its own history of genocide means it cannot stay silent. rwanda is a small country. thousands more will remain trapped in libya. these people may have escaped the horrors they experienced in libya. thousands more will still make the trip. no amount of government backed repatriations will change that. translation: the ivorian government condemns is out of date practices taking place in libya. it is about black trade to call it by its name. it is important the libyan authorities take their responsibility. on a visit to paris to meet the french president, emmanuel macron or the chair of the african union commi

security council takes up human trafficking in libya we look at how people fleeing war on poverty are falling into twenty first century slavery. islands deputy leader resigned saving the country's government at a crucial moment in bragg's it talks. hollow hudl kenyatta has urged his divided nation to move on from months of political upheaval after being sworn in for a second term as kenya's president is you know he ration follows a violent and drawn out election process which included two disputed polls kenyata all leaders to serve the nation regardless of political affiliation and said he would dare to dedicate all his energy to building what he called unity and nationhood. today. is the one hundred twenty third day since we began on august the. traditional that isn't there for months. and i repeat. all blown electoral process the elections. on now firmly behind us it's been a trying time. but once again canyons of zone the resilience. in calming the person on the passes that accompany political competition. police fired tear gas to disperse supporters of opposition leader. he reject

modern day slavery in libya triggers protests in two european capitals we look at what's led to such a die humanitarian situation in the country. also to come washington apparently promises to cut weapon supplies to its kurdish allies fighting isis in syria but the exact details aren't put forward by the white house and the death toll from the militant attack on a mosque in egypt rises to three hundred five with the government saying the gunmen were carrying an iso flack. but i welcome you watching r.t. international this saturday afternoon where it's just turned four o'clock here in the russian capital. now demonstrators in paris and rome have been voicing their anger over modern day slavery in libya it comes in the wake of reports of migrants and refugees being caught and sold there for as little as four hundred dollars. was. the well the issues of exploitation slavery and human trafficking were raised when the french president traveled to guinea early in the week the leader of the west african country suggested that the e.u. was part of the problem and that libya clearly lacks the

slavery issue that exists in other nations in africa whether in libya. saudi arabia and qatar as well if she is to be at least by africa in a transparent way in giving with their partners but of course the current mr mugg nonsense just today is that even though you know that the head of a state that will have the power in juice to have we did nothing that france is being rejected it is even serious somehow as part of the problem because in two thousand and eleven when nato after libya and how to become some r. and b. opposition in. france most are not of its respect within the african population and you need to what i think mr merkel has brought as an attempt to really take advantage of what he sees as to grow the continent to. the continent that is the future of the transit system genuine of the world and i think that you know even looking smart people understand where he's coming from. and you say that this is something that the ship should be dealt with by by african governments themselves there are those on the other side who would argue that if that

work to institute a viable government in libya not a failed state the system in libya the government the libya is helpless libya doesn't even have any diplomatic corps in europe or in the western world that can actually reach out effectively if you have a home i said in my the nice and then that is. how does the u.n. or any other international body or country go up by shoring up a proper viable government in libya. the u.n. has has made several mistakes in the past twenty four months i think and they can do a coalition government in tripoli and do away with the elected body in tobruk so what needs to be done it may take six months it may take twelve months but we have to build a system governing system in libya that we can trust ok many of european nations italian france the u.k. and then you go to the united states they do not want to put any equipment on the ground because they don't trust haven't these equipment are weapons or machinery in the hands that may or fall on the wrong hands so we're suffering because of that so there has to be a system to have a security system border s

this is deja news coming to you live from berlin a top level agreement to end people smuggling in libya the european union and the african union aimed to stop refugees risking their lives to cross the mediterranean plus migrants and refugees facing abuse will be evacuated from libya also coming up after north korea's the latest missile launch a warning from the united states we will destroy you if it comes to war this us kim jong un claims his nation is now a fully fledged nuclear power. and us president dollar trump is accused of promoting islam will phobia after you retreated a video made by an extremist british group it's also got him into a rout with a briton british prime minister. just in the next sixty minutes men seeking to get power at any price is the key. reason for conflicts around the world that's according to iran's most powerful women and vice president at the cartels women in power act more responsibly. how in a very warm welcome to you i'm on the touchy ma the european union and the african union have agreed on an emergency plan to dismantle people smuggling networks an

modern day slavery in libya triggers protests in several european capitals look at what's led to such a humanitarian situation in the country. in the brussels protest against slavery the same. with almost one hundred people arrested. washington apparently promises to cut weapons supplies through. syria in one seen as a move he's turkey white house though is reluctant to give any details. on the number of deaths in an attack on a mosque in egypt rises to over three hundred with the government saying the gunmen were carrying and myself like. to live with me. thanks so much for being with us this hour demonstrators across europe have been voicing their anger over modern day slavery in libya this comes in the wake of reports of migrants and refugees being captured and sold there for as little as four hundred dollars. i was doing was. looking. for the other issue of exploitation slavery and human trafficking were raised when the french president traveled to guinea earlier this week speaking to the press about all micron condemned the illicit activities while guinea's president noted that l

leaders announced an emergency plan to evacuate thousands of stranded migrants in libya before they go to the highest bidder that's coming up later on the day. in sweden a group of winners of the so-called alternative nobel prize have read out a letter of protest to the eyes are by john government now they are calling for the journalist. is my in the fight to be allowed to leave the country she and three others will be awarded the right livelihood award which is also known as the alternative nobel prize in stockholm tomorrow the award is for courage an excellent it's in fields not recognized by the nobel committee is my alone and will not be there due to a travel ban a travel ban that she says was imposed on her after she criticized the government in eyes or by john one of this year's four winners of the right livelihood award of that alternative nobel prize is collin gunn solve this and he is a human rights lawyer from india he was among the protesters in stockholm who delivered that letter protesting the government in azerbaijan. by running away from their embassy so fast they sai

or looks at some of the causes of the human rights cross in libya. some of the harshest condemnation thrown at libya over the appalling treatment of african migrants is coming from france it is called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council and has gone as far as to threaten libya with sanctions libyan authorities have decided to open an investigation into the fact we wanted to go fast and if the libyan justice system cannot carry this procedure through then we should open international sanctions those threats are being leveled against the very government that the u.n. endorsed and helped form after the fall of gadhafi let's rewind back to two thousand and eleven. thank you. western leaders of libya was on course to democracy yet it turned out to be a rather gruesome process here's what came next this video purportedly shows libyan rebels torturing groups of black africans they've been locked in cages with their hands tied behind their backs and many of them appear to have the all libyan flag stuffed in their mouths these men were said to h

modern day slavery in libya triggers protests in several european capitals we look at what's led to such a dire humanitarian situation in the country. and brussels the protest against slavery descends into riots and looting with almost one hundred people arrested. also ahead this hour washington apparently promises to cut the weapon supplies to its kurdish allies fighting i saw in syria which is seen as a move to appease turkey the white house though is reluctant to give any details. and the number of deaths in an attack on a mosque in egypt rises to over three hundred with the government saying the gunmen were carrying myself flag. you're watching out international law from moscow just gone up three am now in the russian capital thanks for joining us this hour on. demonstrators across europe have been venting their anger over modern day slavery in libya this comes in the wake of reports of migrants and refugees being captured and sold there for as little as four hundred dollars. i was doing was. this morning that the issues of exploitation slavery and human trafficking were raised when

was part of the problem that libya locks the resources to tackle such abuses. what has been revealed everything we have said about the situation in libya definitely falls into the category of trafficking of human beings it is a crime against humanity to france denunciation has been immediate it is indisputable you know to see the european union cannot choose a developing country and ask that country to detain refugees when it doesn't even have the means to do so the refugees are in terrible conditions sorry european friends were not great ask libya to keep the migrants the european union as responsible. for france has been highly critical of the actions of the u.n. the libyan government in addressing the issue of slavery and juggling looks at some of the causes of the human rights crisis in libya. some of the harshest condemnation thrown at libya over the appalling treatment of african migrants is coming from france it is called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council and has gone as far as to threaten libya with sanctions libyan authorities have deci

modern day slavery in libya triggers protests in several european capitals we look at wall to lead to such a dire humanitarian situation in the country. a protest against slavery descends into riots and looting with almost one hundred people arrested. coming up this hour washington a part of. the weapon supplies to its kurdish allies fighting in syria in what's seen as a move to appease turkey but the white house is reluctant to give any details. on the number of dead. skin egypt rises to over three hundred but the government saying the gunmen work. for joining us from. moscow on to r.t. international i'm you know neal good to have your company our top story demonstrators across europe have been voicing their anger over a modern day slavery in libya it comes in the wake of reports of migrants and refugees being captured. for as little as four hundred dollars. that there. was just i was looking. to this morning that the issues of exploitation slavery and human trafficking were raised when the french president traveled to guinea earlier in the week speaking to the press and condemned th

modern day slavery and human trafficking from libya sees protests in two major european capitals we look at the root of the problem and why the anger is being directed at the e.u. . in a rock and a hard place washington apparently promises to cut weapons supplies to its kurdish allies who are fighting isis in syria but the exact details of any move haven't been forthcoming from the white house. to the moon and back to the full scale space trip simulation that's just concluded here in russia. if you're watching this weekend it's r.t. international news with me calling for a saturday morning at eleven am here in moscow first up for you this hour protesters in paris and rome are blaming e.u. policies for the emergence of modern day slavery and human trafficking coming from libya. with her. human trafficking was part of the discussion when the french president met with the leaders of guinea and the african union on wednesday and despite the warm welcome they were clearly at all over who's responsible for the humanitarian crisis. that is what has been revealed to be and everything we have sai

coming to you live from berlin the toplevel agreements to end the abuses of migrants and refugees in libya the u.n. recognize government there will allow migrants and refugees facing abuse including being sold into slavery to be evacuated is the main outcome so far off the african union summit in ivory coast also coming down if war comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed. the united states issues a strong warning to north korea's leader kim jong il in the end saying his nation is now fully fledged nuclear power after its latest myside launch we get the latest from a correspondent in so. and been friends for without us president donald trump attacks british prime minister is a major he tells her to deal with a radical islamic terrorism in the united kingdom this after may's spokesman criticized trump for retreating islamophobia videos. i don't welcome i'm. addressing the root causes of the crises that create refugees and illegal migration from africa to europe and that was the focus of the summit is drawing to a close the city of abidjan in ivory coast more t

modern day slavery in libya triggers protests in two european capitals we look at what's led to such a diet humanitarian situation in the country. also this washington apparently promises to cuts weapons supplies to its kurdish allies fighting i saw in syria but the exact details are put forward by the white house and the death toll from a militant attack on a mosque in egypt rises to three hundred five with the government saying that the gunman were carrying and i still fly. low they're coming to you live from moscow you're watching r.t. international our top story this hour demonstrators in paris and rome have been voicing their anger over modern day slavery in libya it comes in the wake of reports of migrants and refugees being captured and sold there for as little as four hundred dollars. i i. thought well the issues of exploitation slavery and human trafficking were raised when the french president travel to guinea in the week the leader of the west african country suggested the he was actually part of the problem and that libya clearly lacks the resources to tackle such abuses.

again want to cry it made as a nice sunny burgess a plan to evacuate thousands of migrants stranded in libya so what is response on the ground. also on the program germany's two main parties began talks on for me a possible governing coalition and but i'm it spits a divisions so can they cut the deal and form a stable government i'm going to medical keeps talking about. the candlelit vigil and all of a convicted war criminal and croatia supporters of slobodan the took his own life in a un courtroom yesterday to remember him. also coming up u.s. president donald trump's accused of promoting islamophobia after he tweeted that video made by an extremist group also got him into a ride with britain's prime minister. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. a summit gathering of european and african leaders from more than eighty countries has ended in ivory coast with plans for the immediate evacuation of nearly four thousand african migrants stranded in libya the decision comes after shocking reports of migrants suffering atrocities and even being sold into slavery african union officials say there

of libya who represent the people of libya so so that's a report that's just an example of the type of thing that would be censored from the us media and our two news fortunately has given americans a peek into the truth. and something that i think both interesting and important to remember is that when our to america was forced to register as a foreign agent the state department gave assurances that its operations would not be affected so why the sudden change now. well i'm not sure that the press spokesman realized what was going on behind the scenes the attorneys for the mainstream media understand the implications and this is been a step by step process where first the department of justice took action secondly our team news was was found to be a born a giant and then as a result of that you have the situation where now they're doing credentialed i doubt that the press spokesman recognized that but i will guarantee you that the attorneys for the mainstream media who lobbied the department of justice they knew exactly what they were doing and they had a three step process at the

security council is hold an emergency session on human trafficking in libya evidence has emerged that hundreds of people are being all cautioned and modern day slaves markets in libya for as little as four hundred dollars mike hanna reports from new york. a small crowd of halfrek annex gather outside the libyan embassy and protest against the practice of modern day slavery why do we were. not here disputes that libya is now a failed state but many argue that those who were affected the overthrow of the gadhafi government six years ago must share responsibility for the consequences of the political vacuum that was created among them the abuse of migrants and refugees who fled their native lands. just up the road the security council discusses what is to be done when. france calls for a strong expression of condemnation from the security council the horrific images emerging in recent weeks. they underscore the urgency of improving our global policy to tackle this scourge and put an end to this human tragedy. the un's refugee chief proposes immediate measures but says funds as well as wo

security council will meet to address the growing business of people trafficking in libya. and a point francis addresses a master in her first visit to myanmar but avoids making any reference to the real hunger crisis. north korea has test launched another and to continental ballistic missile provoking global condemnation the south says this one had the capability of reaching anywhere on the u.s. mainland japan says the rocket was fired on a state today actually from pyongyang sang and reached an altitude of four thousand kilometers before landing in its waters the u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting on wednesday u.s. defense secretary james mattis at the launch was the highest yet and shows that the north pole is a worldwide threat nato says pyongyang is undermining regional and international security while the e.u. called it a grave provocation rosalyn jordan has more now from washington d.c. . the pentagon says it was an intercontinental ballistic missile that north korea launched on wednesday its first such missile test in more than two months. the miss

french president emanuel mccrone proposes military intervention in libya to combat human trafficking and rescue migrants and slaves in the country. reporters without borders tries to cancel a press event critical of the controversial syrian rescue group the white helmets something flung by the organizers as an attack on free speech very disappointed to see the georgists the sushi is from our street for the guns of censorship. q a north korean television releases the first images of the country's most advanced missile to date reportedly capable of reaching washington as the us ambassador want to pyongyang that its leadership will be wiped down in any form. a very warm welcome you are watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow on the care and good to have you with us. the french president's proposing military action against human traffickers in libya claiming it would help combat the migrant slave trade. we are proposing to hear from the police and military action we're not waging war but if this is a country political transition. to a correspondent maria for nati

spain melon because along the edge of libya has already separated from spain geographically at least nearly five hundred years ago now its residents are odd and supporters of cotton on his drive for an dependence john holl reports from libya. two hours from barcelona the mediterranean coast kline's to the foothills of the pyrenees. the town of libya is a piece of spain surrounded by france the languages capital and and they see themselves as an enclave of catalonia and just on the up and then. we already feel independent because in some way we believe that we've already built our borders at any given moment we could say let's separate libya from this. you see you know you know inside a twelfth century a prison tower libya's mayor shows off relics of spain's not for government past without rancor. it had to have them he explains how on the day of catalonia independence referendum libya's ballot boxes were hidden from the police up here with the bust of general franco and fascist political leader primo de rivera placed on top so many layers of irony in that. the main. aim with the sent

people fleeing poverty and war in africa ending up sold as slaves in libya we examine the details in the horror of the twenty first century slavery. pope francis arrives in myanmar's capital where he will meet the country's leader aung sang suu kyi with all the focus on the range of crisis i'm tatiana sanchez with all the sports new thing clipping the one hand. vast three other plane crash that killed team players and staff of brazilian football team capital entities house later in the program. has been sworn in for a second term and final term as kenya's president the inauguration ceremony follows four months of often violent political upheaval the left more than fifty people dead opposition leader royler a day has vowed to fight on against kenyatta's presidency. i will protect and not the sole rinty the sovereignity integrity integrity and the dignity of the people of kenya and dignity of the people of kenya so help me god for help. so how did we get here well who can ya to was declared the winner of the first election in august the electric commission reported he got just over fif

first of all just how widespread is this today in libya itself what can you tell us and what are your expectations as far as this meeting at the u.n. later. well i think what we're learning is that out of sight in remote farmhouses smugglers are actually selling human beings to the highest bidder and that's been reported by i am indeed it's been reported by al-jazeera some time ago and most recently most vividly by c.n.n. would some videotape of an actual action of some human beings this is what has galvanized the international community i mean i think there was a lot of sympathy towards the migrants especially those drowning and three thousand have drowned so far this year as of this weekend but that sympathy you know was up against the constraints of the political discourse about migration i think the reality that it's human slavery at the heart of it has actually forged a new political alliance between the europeans and the africans globally saying that something was happening we talk about the traffic isn't obvious they are responsible primarily for what's happening there but isn'

when is this the the crisis for libya is libya has been going on for a long time there's a lot of criminality outside the government there's not a great government in positional of the doing the best and on top of that you have a surge of migrants coming through many of them lifting up a smartphone like that and seeing an ad for some eldorado in europe that doesn't exist so thanks to social media facebook pushing out into africa for free kids innocent vulnerable people are seeing a route which takes them like a trap straight into the hands of the exploitative traffickers and then they're simply shaking them down torturing them and then selling them on to make profit it's a terrible problem and there are many parts to resolving it first of all we need the big tech media companies to communicate across africa that it's a bad idea to jump on the smugglers bus really bad idea we need to help libya former russia or coherent government was rule of law where the humanitarian where the rights of migrants and refugees are respected that's a long way off but in the meantime what we really need to do is