Amnesty International’s spokesperson criticized Italy’s support of Libyan migration management during a parliamentary session, citing potential violations of human rights and the release of a war criminal, Nijeem Osama al Masri, as key issues undermining justice.
Amnesty International’s spokesperson, Anneliese Baldaccini, criticized Italy’s ongoing support for Libyan authorities in managing migration during a recent session at the Italian Chamber of Deputies. She highlighted how the current decree continues to back the Libyan coast guard and navy through ‘Operation Safe Mediterranean,’ a practice that has been linked to numerous human rights abuses documented by the organization over the years.
In conclusion, Amnesty International condemns Italy’s collaboration with Libyan authorities, asserting that their actions contribute to severe human rights violations against migrants. Baldaccini emphasizes the importance of adhering to international justice mechanisms and expresses concern about Italy’s future agreements with North African nations regarding migration.
Original Source: www.infomigrants.net
