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Fate of Refugees and Migrants in Recently Shut Libyan Detention Centers of
Concern

Lisa Schlein

   GENEVA - The U.N. refugee agency welcomes the closure of three
   detention centers in Libya but voices concern about the whereabouts and
   fate of the refugees, asylum seekers and migrants who were held in the
   facilities.

   The U.N. refugee agency has been advocating for the release of
   refugees, asylum seekers and migrants from Libya's detention centers
   for a long time. And, so it says it is pleased that three of the
   country's largest facilities--Mistrata, Tajoura and Khoms--have been
   shut.
   

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