The Department for Combating Illegal Migration in Libya has deported A total of 48 Nigerian women and two children.

This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to support Nigerian nationals facing difficulties abroad, particularly in conflict-affected regions like Libya.

In deeply conservative and Islamic Libya, Tripoli serves as a launching pad for relative progress, primarily driven by ...

Libya authorities uncovered nearly 50 bodies this week from two mass graves in the country’s southeastern desert in the ...

The statement read, “DCIM repatriated from Tripoli with 🇳🇬 consular and 🇺🇳 IOM support 48 #migrant females with 2 ...

Those who have been intercepted and returned to Libya — including women and children — are held in government-run detention centers where they also suffer from abuse, including torture ...

Those who have been intercepted and returned to Libya — including women and children — are held in government-run detention centres where they also suffer from abuse, including torture ...

They are rounded up in towns and cities in Tunisia, kept in detention centres and then sold to militia and traffickers on the border with Libya. Women migrants fetch more – up to £75 each ...

Those who have been intercepted and returned to Libya — including women and children — are held in government-run detention centers where they also suffer from abuse, including torture ...

"Women cost more, because in Libya women are considered sex objects," a witness told the researchers. When the migrants’ families are contacted, they are typically asked by the Libyan captors to ...