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2017-11-22 21:53 Back in Cameroon, migrants tell a story of hell in Libya
Since 2017, more than 14,000 young Nigerians have returned from Libya under a United Nations voluntary repatriation programme. Many spend months, even years stranded in Libya, sold as slaves by their smugglers. But once back home in Nigeria, life is even more difficult than before: saddled with debt, struggling to find work, broken by their treatment at the hands of the traffickers and by their failed dreams.
France 24's journalist for infomigrants Charif Bibi says the chaos in Libya has made it nearly impossible to communicate with migrants or people still near the site of the detention centre, which many international aid workers have said is "like hell in Libya for migrants".
France 24's journalist for infomigrants Charif Bibi explains that "the report by itself is so worrying." The chaos has made it nearly impossible to communicate with migrants or people still near the site of the detention centre, which many international aid workers have said is "like hell in Libya for migrants".
Libya: victims of human trafficking narrate their dreadful story to FRANCE24''s reporters.
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