African migrants' tragic path in Libya
A report by the organization "C-Watch" revealed a mass deportation of approximately 7,400 migrants from Tunisia to Libya between mid-2023 and the end of 2025, as part of an organized human trafficking system across borders. It noted that most of these migrants, originating from Sub-Saharan Africa, were detained in Tunisia and subjected to inhumane treatment, including arrests based on ethnicity, confiscation of documents, and forced transfers to Libya. The report confirmed that female migrants faced humiliating searches and sexual assault, with some being coerced into prostitution, pointing to a widespread network within Libya. Tunisian authorities have denied the accusations. This comes amid growing international debate over migration policies and the treatment of migrants in the region.
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