Migrant Service Centers in Tripoli Become Flashpoint Amid Rising Tensions, DW Reports
Protests against what is described as migrant 'settlement' have spread to humanitarian facilities, accompanied by attacks and hate speech.
Migrant and refugee service centers in Tripoli have become the scene of escalating tension, according to Deutsche Welle.
Protests against what is described as the "settlement" of migrants have spread to humanitarian facilities, accompanied by attacks and hate speech, Deutsche Welle reported, with warnings about the potential impact on basic services.
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- اقتحام ومخاوف وخطاب كراهية.. الوجه الآخر لأزمة الهجرة في ليبيا — Deutsche Welle — Arabic
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