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EU-LIBYA: Development of the EUBAM mission in Libya

28 March 2014

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"roughly 8,000 detainees, most of them held without due process, still remain in detention centres, some of which are operated by militias. There have been reports of torture and ill treatment predominantly in non-governmental detention centres, in some instances resulting in death."

"The Federal Government is aware that some illegal migrants are arbitrarily arrested and detained indefinitely, in some cases under very bad conditions. Others are arbitrarily deported from Libya to third countries. There is no possibility of applying for asylum in Libya."

See the full text: Development of the EUBAM mission in Libya (pdf), Answers to questions by Members of the German Bundestag Andrej Hunko et al. and the Left Party parliamentary group.

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