The humanitarian NGO Sea-Eye has published accounts of brutal violence told by two survivors of a Libyan detention camp who were saved by the migrant-rescue vessel Alan Kurdi. The two migrants, who were interviewed by the NGO’s human rights watcher in November 2019, describe horrific scenes. One of the survivors, a woman, recounts an episode she witnessed where a newborn baby was snatched from its mother and thrown to an “angry dog”. The other survivor, a young man, reports that he had to call his family to ask them to transfer money to him, after which he was beaten severely. families, pregnant women and children must be evacuated and not handed over to criminals,” Sea-Eye added.

Source: Libya Today December 24, 2019 14:26 UTC