Many women in Libya find themselves trapped in detention camps, facing unimaginable hardships while trying to seek a better life. To Nigerian women considering irregular migration that is often promised by human traffickers, it is important to remember that your safety and well-being matter. Seek legitimate avenues for migration and support systems that prioritize your dignity and rights. Together, we can build a future where every woman's dreams are pursued without risking exploitation or harm.

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Thousands of migrants in Libya are living in fear, caught in a brutal cycle of abuse, extortion and violence. Among them was a Nigerian woman who was trafficked, kidnapped, assaulted and wrongfully imprisoned. She recalls being stabbed while pregnant and left bleeding, convinced she would lose her baby. Against the odds, she made it back home. Now, she is leading efforts to rescue hundreds of other women still trapped in Libya’s shadowy trafficking networks — turning her trauma into a mission to

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