Migrants and refugees from different African nationalities react on an overcrowded rubber boat, as aid workers of the Spanish NGO Open Arms approach them in the Mediterranean Sea, ...
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People attend a funeral of military cadets in Tripoli, Libya. Health officials said the death toll from the airstrike climbed to at least 30 people, most of them students and over ...
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Debris covers the ground and an emergency vehicle after an airstrike at a detention center in Tajoura, east of Tripoli in Libya. An airstrike hit the detention center for migrants ...
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Smoke rises shortly after an attack on the foreign ministry building, in Tripoli, Libya. Security officials said that a suicide bomber targeted the entrance of Libya's Foreign Mini...
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A sick migrant from Egypt is given medical treatment on the deck of the Nuestra Madre de Loreto Spanish fishing vessel carrying 12 migrants rescued off the coast of Libya. Meanwhil...
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Eritrean people shout slogans during a protest in Brussels. Protesters demanded international aid for Eritrean migrants stranded in Libya.
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Fighters under the UN backed government shooting on the front lines during clashes in southern Tripoli. Authorities say the death toll from fighting between rival groups in the cap...
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Migrants wait to be rescued off the coast of Libya, as rescuers throw life jackets at them and urge them to stay calm. Rescuers from the Spanish non -profit Open Arms saved 87 migr...
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Rescue workers from the Proactiva Open Arms Spanish NGO retrieve the bodies of an adult and a child amid the drifting remains of a destroyed migrant boat off the Libyan coast. A mi...
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In this photo, released by the Libyan coast guard, African migrants who were on boats in distress in the Mediterranean on their way to Europe, and rescued by the Libyan coast guard...
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Refugees and migrants wait to be rescued by members of the Spanish NGO Proactiva Open Arms, after leaving Libya trying to reach European soil aboard an overcrowded rubber boat, nor...
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Refugees and migrants wait to be rescued by aid workers of the Spanish NGO Proactiva Open Arms, after leaving Libya trying to reach European soil aboard an overcrowded rubber boat,...
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329 refugees and migrants, mostly from Eritrea and Bangladesh, wait to be rescued by aid workers after leaving Libya trying to reach European soil aboard an overcrowded wooden boat...
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A rubber boat carrying migrants from different nationalities trying to leave the Libyan coast and reach European soil is spotted by a team of aid workers from the Spanish NGO Proac...
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Migrants from a sinking inflatable boat try to get on a Libyan coast guard boat, left, during a rescue operation at sea.
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Migrants from a sinking inflatable boat try to get on a Libyan coast guard boat during a rescue operation at sea.
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Migrants from a sinking inflatable dinghy try to get on a Libyan coast guard boat during a rescue operation at sea. Five migrants have died as a German nonprofit organization, Sea-...
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Ghanaian refugees Simon, left, and Peace hold their newborn baby girl onboard a Spanish rescue vessel on the Mediterranean Sea. The Ghanaian woman gave birth right after being resc...
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Members of the Spanish NGO ProActiva Open Arms distribute life jackets to migrants as they rescue them from a rubber dinghy on the Mediterranean Sea. ProActiva Open Arms rescued mo...
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Backdropped by an oil rig, an abandoned wooden boat floats in the Mediterranean Sea north of the Libyan coast. Rescuers from the Aquarius vessel of SOS Mediterranee and MSF (Doctor...
Marshal Khalifa Haftar, a strongman declaring himself Libya's supreme leader, encircled Tripoli on April 4 with the apparent aim of sending a clear message to the international community, that his primary objective was to sabotage the current peace plan in place.
Foreign Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that if the Indians stranded in the Libyan capital do not leave immediately, then it may not be possible to evacuate them later.
International Organisation for Migration spokeswoman Olivia Headon says 10 bodies have washed ashore near the Libyan town of Zuwara following the tragedy early on Friday.
Religion has not always performed its ideal role of facilitating unity and harmony. The belief in a vision for a better world is the ultimate weapon against violence and oppression.