Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper has confirmed the authenticity of the leaked images and videos of the member of the House of ...

In reaction to the unauthenticated videos circulated on social media yesterday, UNSMIL issued a statement today saying it is ...

The Presidential Council has called for a transparent, impartial, and comprehensive investigation under the supervision of a ...

It’s no secret that many governments globally don’t always operate with the best interests of their citizens at heart. These ...

In its second year, a multidisciplinary scientific project currently being conducted by Moroccan and French researchers in ...

Earlier this week, Trump officials let it be known that they were readying a military flight, filled with immigrants, to send to Libya. Questions quickly arose, like, who would be deported?

(New York) – The United States should not forcibly transfer migrants to Libya, where inhumane detention conditions are well-documented, including torture, ill-treatment, sexual assault ...

Migrants in Libya are routinely arbitrarily detained and placed in squalid detention centers where they are subjected to extortion, abuse, rape and killings. A U.N.-backed, independent fact ...

Johnny Sinodis, an attorney based in San Francisco, told CNN his Filipino client, who he didn’t name due to privacy concerns, had been told Monday evening that he would be deported to Libya ...

The Trump administration may soon start deporting migrants to Libya, expanding its mass deportation campaign to the troubled North African country, two U.S. officials told CBS News Tuesday.

The White House has discussed deporting migrants to Libya, sources say. A federal judge ruled Wednesday that deporting noncitizens to Libya without due process would violate his existing court ...