The UN Agency IOM says that this year, 3 743 people have died this year, trying to go to Mediterranean Europe.
After the loss of two ships on the coast of Libya, at least the deporters and immigrants are afraid of drowning in the sea, the International Migration (IOM) said Europe has tried to cross the danger.
“Dozens of dead and whole families are grieving, the IOM is once again urging the international community to increase the number of search and rescue operations and guarantees safe, guarantee for those who read,” Othemman Belbessi, regional director of the Middle East and North Africa.
On June 7, a shipbuilding took place near the Alhabad port in Tripolitania, the UN agency said. Only five saved people were found and 21 people disappeared. The deaths include six aeorsians, including three women and three children, five Pakistani, four Egyptian and two Sudani men. The identity of the other four is unknown.
The second incident took place on June 13, approximately 35 km (22 miles) west of Libya’s Tobruk. According to the only reader who saved the fishermen, 39 people are missing.
So far this year, at least 743 people have died. Tried to go to Mediterranean Europe, which includes 8 538 on the Central Mediterranean, which is the most deadly migration in the world.
In recent years, the European Union has increased the efforts to reduce migration, including equipment and financial support to Libya’s coastguard related to miliahia, accusing him of misconduct and other crimes.
NGOs say that the Mediterranean maritime travel has become more dangerous since the phases of state-search and rescue operations. The states have protested against what they have seen as a punitive action against the charities working in the Mediterranean.
As a result, many people who have escaped from conflict and harassment are stuck in Libya themselves Placed in the arrest of the terms They describe the rights groups as inhuman.
Libya, who is still struggling to get rid of war and chaos after overthrowing the Nato-supportive power of the NATO-supported ruler of the NATO-supported ruler of Muhammar Gaddafi. Been criticized For the treatment of refugees and immigrants.
The allegations from the rights groups are slavery from ransom, while smugglers and human smugglers have also taken advantage of the atmosphere of volatility in the country.
