Libya Benghazi Cuts Entry from Four African Nations

The authorities in eastern Libya have brought the issue of irregular migration back to the forefront through a decision that bans citizens of four African countries—Sudan, Eritrea, Somalia, and Ethiopia—from entering the country, except for those holding official permits or valid work contracts. The aim of the decision is to reduce the flow of undocumented migrants, but it has raised human rights concerns regarding its effectiveness and humanitarian impact, especially amid increasing demands on services in border areas, at a time when Libya is at the forefront of migration routes to Europe.

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