UN, U.S. sanction Libyan official over human right abuses

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The UN Security Council and the United States sanction a Libyan official over alleged torture, sexual and gender-based violence and human trafficking of migrants at a detention centre

The United Nations Security Council and the United States have imposed sanctions on a Libyan official over the alleged abuse and torture of migrants in a detention centre.

The al-Nasr Martyrs detention centre is located in the western town of Zawiya, home of two of the country’s most wanted human traffickers, Abdel-Rahman Milad, and militia leader Mohammed Kachlaf. It said he or others under his direction “have been involved in or facilitated the killing, exploitation, abuse, and extortion of migrants at the detention centre, including through sexual violence, beatings, starvation, and other mistreatment.”

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