More than a hundred Sudanese nationals deported to Libya in critical situation and at risk of serious abuses including torture
More than a hundred Sudanese nationals arrested in Niger are at risk of serious abuses including unlawful detention in harsh conditions, torture and other forms of ill-treatment, often for the purpose of extortion, after they were deported back to Libya last week, said Amnesty International.
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