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Sudanese Women Endure Horrors and Abuse in Libya's Refugee Crisis

Sudanese Women Endure Horrors and Abuse in Libya's Refugee Crisis
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  • Sudanese flee civil war since 2023, many seeking refuge in Libya.
  • Libya offers refuge but risks including abuse for Sudanese women.
  • UN states 210,000 Sudanese refugees are in Libya amid harsh conditions.
  • Traffickers in Libya exploit refugees for money and detain them.
  • Libya isn't in the 1951 Refugee Convention, leaving refugees unsupported.
  • Refugees in Libya endure racism and daily threats for survival.
  • Political division in Libya hinders aid and asylum for refugees.
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