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Immigration/Emigration in Libya

State of Libya

Basics

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  • capital: Tripoli
  • population: 6.6 M (2016)
  • once colonized by Italy

on the other side of Med. Sea

  • a member of 3 different groups: Med. sea, Africa, Arabic
  • 97 % Islam(Sunni)
  • 90% desert
  • a civil war in 2011

National Transitional Council vs Colonel Gaddafi

dictatorship from 1969 to 2011

  • before civil war, one of stable, peaceful county in Africa

after civil war, the criminal rate became 5 times

  • GDP: 77.9 billion USD(7th in Africa)
  • one of petroleum producing countries

the biggest amount

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Immigration

Immigration

  • immigrants make up just over 12% of the total population, according to UN data (2017)
  • Libya is a lure for migrants, where exploitation awaits

arbitrary arrests, mob lynching immigrants

  • the situation got worse after civil war
  • many people in Africa come to Libya

as a major port to Europe

seeking for job

  • At some detention facilities, staff members lease out black African detainees to employers

Emigration

  • An annual 22,000 illegal migrants took the route from either Tunisia or Libya to Lampedusa in the 2000–2005 period.
  • Lampedusa: the European territory closest to Libya

a prime transit point for irregular migrants from Africa

  • this figure is increasing after the civil war in 2011

48,000 illegal emigrants have moved from Libya to Lampedusa

for just 8 month(from Jan. to Aug. in 2011

  • trying to escape from unstable political situations

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Summary

Summary

  • good economy
  • unstable situation after the civil war in 2011
  • violence and illegal weapon trades can be seen everywhere

  • 12% of the population is immigrant

(a legal figure)

many other illegal immigrants

  • they are also potential emigrants
  • waypoint

  • exploited
  • the right to pursue their happiness??
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