Slave Trade: CHRICED Demands Expulsion of Libya from African Union  Calls On FG to Adopt Preventative Strategies to Halt Illegal Migration

Resource Center for Human Rights & Civic Education | 10 September, 2018

The Resource Centre for Human Rights & Civic Education (CHRICED) calls on the Federal Government to use all available diplomatic channels to push for the expulsion of Libya from the African Union over the sale of Africans, including Nigerian migrants as slaves. This decisive step becomes necessary as a way of sending a strong and clear message to the Libyan authorities that the rest of Africa will no longer tolerate the degrading and dehumanizing treatment of Africans on their own continent. We call on Nigeria to lead these efforts in demonstrating the anger of an entire continent to these shocking crimes against the black man because Nigeria, in spite of its challenges remains the leader of the black race.  Download Full Report

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