INHUMAN TREATMENT OF SOMALI MIGRANTS IN LIBYA

The European Convention on Human Rights 1950, brought into English law by the Human Rights Act 1998, guarantees your most fundamental human rights, including the rights to freedom from torture, and freedom from inhuman or degrading treatment (Article 3 ECHR).

I have recently watch a snap video of a young black woman pleading to the world . In the video she is tight by the hands and legs, she is wearing a ripped cloths ( very dirty white t shirt , and no shoes). Continuously being beaten with a stick non stop . Her head is bleeding and she is covered with mud and dust . she severely malnourished and hopeless . this video has deeply disturbed me and so many other people who watched it. She is somalian as that is the language she is using  . We do not know where she is currently  located other than being in libya . These woman are being tortured and punished / raped and sold on the black markets for simply trying to find a better life for themselves and their family .

Currently there are more than 500,000 migrants and refugees are estimated to be trapped in the war-torn country of libya . Woman who gave birth to their rapist child. We  demand that the Somali people held in detention and children, as well as women and girls detained with dependent children or pregnant, are released and  Send them back Home to somalia.