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Nadifa*, a 19-year-old from Somalia, was among 91 migrants, asylum seekers and refugees interviewed by Human Rights Watch (HRW) in May 2009. She had been detained in Kufra, southeast Libya for 20 days before sailing to. Italy. ... from the detainees&
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Here many are sent back to Libya only to return to inhumane conditions. HRW is urging the government of Italy to stop “summarily returning” boats containing migrants to Libya. The HRW is also encouraging the European Union, ...
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The interdicting state was Italy; the receiving state was Libya. Italian coast guard and finance guard patrol boats towed migrant boats from international waters without even a cursory screening to see whether some might be refugees or whether
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Human rights group accuses Italy of violationsROME — A human rights group on Monday accused Italy of forcibly returning would-be migrants to Libya, failing to screen them for possible asylum requests and exposing them to abuse in the ...
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The report, issued on Monday, says Italy continues to fail in properly screening for refugee status and other vulnerabilities and returns them to Libya, “where many are detained in inhuman and degrading conditions and abused.” The 92-page report,
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"Daniel," a 26-year-old Eritrean interviewed in Sicily, told Human Rights Watch what happened after Maltese authorities interdicted the boat he was on and towed it to a Libyan vessel, which brought his group back to Libya (to read Daniel's ... Human