Eritrean migrants face abuse in Libyan prisons

The article addresses the conditions of Eritrean migrants detained in Libya, where they suffer from harsh circumstances, including arbitrary detention, torture, shortages of food and water, and the spread of infectious diseases. It also covers issues related to human trafficking and extortion, with deteriorating living conditions that have worsened since 2011 due to the ongoing instability in Libya, as well as the complicity of some European entities with the Libyan authorities. One detainee, Debisay, expresses hope of reaching Europe and achieving a better life, despite the severe suffering he and others endure from sexual violence, mistreatment, and lack of medical care.

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