I'm already 35, you know," he told DW. Abdula said he chose Misrata "for its peaceful environment, and also for the big chances to make ends meet." "Both Tripoli and Benghazi, Libya's biggest cities, host people from all over the country and from almost every tribe, but here we are all from Misrata; we all know each other," he told DW. Amita, 20, told DW they had all been arrested when they were driven by smugglers toward a nearby beach where they were supposed to jump on a boat. "We never bring foreign workers here, only those dealing with traffickers," Mohamed Kahul, the director of the center told DW.

Source: Libya Today January 12, 2017 15:52 UTC