Rights group urges US not to 'forcibly transfer' migrants to Libya

New York, US (PANA) – The United States should not forcibly transfer migrants to Libya, where inhumane detention conditions are well-documented, including torture, ill-treatment, sexual assault, and unlawful killings, Human Rights Watch (HRW) has said

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