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Home » Libya jails 37 people for human trafficking and death of 11 migrants at sea

Libya jails 37 people for human trafficking and death of 11 migrants at sea

Wednesday, July 12, 2023 National 1 Min Read
Libyan guards shoot six migrants dead at Tripoli detention center
A guard is closing the door of a cell in Abou Slim detention center, in Tripoli, Libya. Libya is a lawless state fragmented by conflicts and both a destination and a place of transit for hundreds of thousands of refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants. In migrant detention centres, they face arbitrary detention for prolonged periods of time in unsanitary and inhumane conditions. There is no way to challenge the lawfulness of their detention, virtually no access to the outside world, ill-treatment and a lack of access to medical care.

A Libyan court has jailed 37 people convicted of human trafficking – following the deaths of 11 migrants who drowned in the Mediterranean Sea, according to a statement by the office of Libya’s chief prosecutor.

Five members of the criminal gang were sentenced to life in prison – others received between one and 15 years.

All had been involved in organizing a dilapidated boat that was supposed to take the migrants to Italy. The statement did not say when the deadly shipwreck took place or provide further details.

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