Libya Archives - Amnesty International Ireland

15th July 2021
Libya: Horrific violations in detention highlight Europe’s shameful role in forced returns

27th April 2020
EU: Time to review and remedy cooperation policies facilitating abuse of refugees and migrants in Libya

20th April 2020
Libya: Historic discrimination threatens right to health of minorities in the south amid COVID-19

3rd July 2019
Libya: Abhorrent attack on migrant detention centre must be investigated as a war crime

16th May 2019
Libya: Evidence of possible war crimes underscores need for international investigation

25th April 2019
Libya: Horrific attack targeting refugees and migrants at detention centre must be investigated as a war crime

15th April 2019
Libya: Release migrants and refugees trapped in detention centres amid escalating clashes

9th April 2019
Libya: Civilian lives must be protected as clashes escalate in Tripoli offensive

16th November 2018
Libya: Refugees and migrants refuse to disembark ship in desperate plea to avoid detention and torture

12th November 2018
Cruel European migration policies leave refugees trapped in Libya with no way out

16th May 2018
Libya: Shameful EU policies fuel surge in detention of migrants and refugees

12th December 2017
Libya’s dark web of collusion

12th December 2017
Libya: European governments complicit in horrific abuse of refugees and migrants

30th November 2017
Libya: EU/AU migrant plans long on returns, short on resettlement

21st June 2017
EU: Cooperation with Libyan coastguard leading to inevitable abuses

24th March 2017
Libya: Mass drowning highlights European governments’ shameful failure to protect refugees and migrants

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