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Militia detains 300 migrants in the desert in Libya’s effort to contain sea crossings

Militia detains 300 migrants in the desert in Libya’s effort to contain sea crossings

  • The group in a post on Facebook condemned smuggling and human trafficking and said its patrols would continue efforts to block smuggling routes
  • The apprehensions come as Libya remains a primary point of departure for men, women and children from the Middle East and Africa aiming to reach Europe
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Libya UN-brokered deal at risk as escalation fears mount

Libya UN-brokered deal at risk as escalation fears mount

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UN urges restraint as Libya government braces for attack

UN urges restraint as Libya government braces for attack

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