Refugees in Libya

31/08/2026

Kamal
..the person who disappeared under very mysterious circumstances...

Please help us share this post; perhaps it will reach the right person or place.

This is Kamal, Sudanese young boy 21 years old, who has been missing for several months.

Since his disappearance, his family has been desperately searching for him and trying to find any news about him, but unfortunately, they haven't been able to get any information about him.

We appeal to anyone who can help in the search, especially in areas like Niger, Libya, Algeria, and surrounding regions, to help us by sharing his picture or forwarding this post to anyone who might have any information about him.

We receive messages from his family every day. We are still searching for him and haven't found him yet.
Lately, they have become increasingly anxious, fearing they might lose their son forever.

Therefore, if anyone has any information about Kamal, even if it's just a small of information, please contact us or send us a private message.

Perhaps even a small piece of information from someone could be the reason we find out where he is and have peace of mind.

May God protect and returns him safely to home .

31/08/2026

If they could only tell you all the horrors they are being subjected to every single day.

In Libya, the bodies of these women are a treasure that generates lucrative income and pleasure for Libyan militias and state authorities.

They are subjected to r**e, enslavement, and torture.

They have launched their call for help to the public, risking the worst forms of punishment, if not death.

30/08/2026

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24/08/2026

#الكريمية

وفاة مهاجرة صباح اليوم بعد أن صدمتها سيارة ولاذ سائقها بالفرار، تاركًا الضحية تنزف على جانب الطريق حتى فارقت الحياة علما عن الجثة كانت في الطريق لاكثر من خمسة ساعات وبي وجود سيارة شرطة على المقربة من الحادث الا انهم لم يتحركوا لفعل شئ يذكر نسال لها الرحمة

23/08/2026

TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️

This is Ali, nicknamed Al-Boura, a resident of Qasr Bin Ghashir, Tripoli, Libya. He is a taxi driver who, on the 17th of August, sexually harassed a young Black refugee girl. The girl was terrified and kept asking him to stop, telling him that she was a minor and did not want him touching her. He insisted and did what he did.

Because she cannot report such a crime in Libya, and because she would risk being arrested before she could file a complaint, she published the video on TikTok to raise awareness of what refugee women are experiencing across Libya when it comes to sexual harassment. Some Libyans reacted and called for the arrest of Ali, while others called for the immediate arrest and imprisonment of the girl, claiming that she is an agent of the West and asking why she recorded such a scene in the first place.

Over the last few days, we have lost contact with the girl, while the video is still circulating on social media.

Until now, we do not have any proof that any law enforcement authority has acted to arrest Mr Ali, despite information regarding his whereabouts having been disclosed.

20/08/2026

EU-funded Libyan terrorists of the Mediterranean Sea

20/08/2026

16/08/2026

Comrades & friends of refugees in Libya have meet in France ( Douarnenez ) on the occasion of the Douarnenez-festival, we will continue the fight against externalisation and European border policy against migrants & refugees till justice come .

13/08/2026

OUR BODIES ARE NOT YOUR BORDERS.

At the World Social Forum in Cotonou, Benin, the Migration Village brought together survivors, families, activists, movements and organisations to confront the racist migration regime and defend freedom of movement.

From that collective process emerged the Cotonou Manifesto for Freedom of Movement, a survivor-led manifesto contributed to and signed by 58 organisations, movements and collectives across Africa and beyond.

This manifesto rejects migration externalisation, detention, deportation, racial profiling, pushbacks, the weaponisation of migration and the global apartheid of mobility. It defends the right to leave, the right to stay, and the right to move in safety and dignity.

We will no longer allow the world to build its borders upon our graves.

04/08/2026

Final plenary for tomorrow’s “Migration Village” activities at the 17th Edition of the World Social Forum in Cotonou, Benin.