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'No limit' to cruelty of traffickers, says UN agency, as video surfaces of abused migrants in Libya

'No limit' to cruelty of traffickers, says UN agency, as video surfaces of abused migrants in Libya

Jun 17, 2017, at 01:44 pm

New York, June 17(Just Earth News): Two United Nations agencies have voiced 'deep concern' for the safety of hundreds of migrants and refugees – including many children – held captive by smugglers or criminal gangs at an unknown location in Libya after videos showing their abuse was posted on Facebook.