Italian court upholds migration funding to IOM for Libya crisis
Italy's Lazio regional court upheld a 2019 government decision to allocate 2 million euros ($2.1 million) from
Libya’s Stability Support Apparatus (SSA), a state-funded security group to help combat various forms of organized crime, has revealed that a human trafficking network operating between Bangladesh and Libya has been dismantled. Three individuals—one Libyan and two Bangladeshi nationals- have been arrested. The network’s operations allegedly included receiving migrants at Benina International Airport in Benghazi, providing temporary housing in Tripoli, and then organizing sea passages to Europe.
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