Libyan Coast Guard's Migrant Returns

The article discusses the accusations against the Libyan Coast Guard of "pushbacks" of irregular migrants and the serious human rights violations associated with these actions. It explains that maritime interceptions, supported by Europe, lead to the return of migrants to Libya, where they face detention and abuses, with some subjected to extortion and torture. Humanitarian organizations, such as Doctors Without Borders, link these operations to the financial interests of smuggling networks, accusing the Coast Guard of conducting illegal interceptions that endanger migrants' lives. The article also highlights the existence of integrated networks between smugglers and security agencies involved in human trafficking and smuggling activities. It points out that genuine rescue operations are carried out separately from forced pushbacks, reflecting a conflict of interests and differing motives behind maritime operations. Reports confirm that forcibly deporting migrants to Libya subjects them to severe violations, underscoring the urgent need to distinguish between rescue and interception operations to prevent further deaths and suffering.

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