 [LIBYAREVIEW] A Malian immigrant who was detained in Libya revealed the conditions faced by migrants colonists in these prisons, claiming that African migrants colonists in Libya have no strength left, and they are exhausted.The 24-year-old Malian told Info Moslem colonists Migrants News that had two stays in one of Tripoli
...a confusing city, one end of which is located in Lebanon and the other end of which is the capital of Libya. Its chief distinction is being mentioned in the Marine Hymn...
’s prisons. "The first time, I was arrested on the outskirts of the city and sent to a detention center, and the second time, I was intercepted at sea," he explained.
He said he was fortunate that his relatives in Mali had paid a ransom to secure his release from the hands of migrant detention center guards, "Each time, I had to pay a ransom of 3,000 Libyan dinars to get out," he said.
"The guards treat us badly: they hit us for no reason. They open the cell door and just hit us. Whenever they came to the door, I hid in the back of the room so I wouldn’t be beaten," he added.
He pointed out that there are about 350 to 400 arrested migrants colonists in each cell, which seems like giant warehouses. He called on the European Union
...the successor to the Holy Roman Empire, only without the Hapsburgs and the nifty uniforms and the dancing...
to help the prisoners to return home, "or at least to get them out of prison."
He noted that the migrants colonists disappear in prison, "If you have the misfortune of not having any contact outside, you can stay there for months. If you stay too long, the Libyans sell you and we don’t know what happens to those poor people," he concluded.
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