The groups for real and UN agencies documented systematic abuse against migrants, refugees in Libya, including torture, rape and extortion.
Authorities in Libya have discovered nearly 50 bodies from two mass graves in the southeastern desert in the country, in the last tragedy in which people who wanted to reach Europe through the North African country participated.
Sunday safety administration stated that a mass grave was found on a farm in the southeastern city of Kufu on Friday, it contained 19 bodies. The remains are taken for an autopsy.
Mohamed al-Fadeil, head of the Kufre Security Chamber, said that another mass grave had been found in the city with at least 30 bodies after the authorities had carried out a raid at the detention center of the migrant.
He added that, according to Survivor accounts, nearly 70 people were buried at that place, and the authorities still searched the area.
Al-Abreen, a charity organization that helps migrants and refugees in eastern and southern Libya, said some of the people found in mass graves were shot and killed before they were buried.
Mass graves containing asylum seekers have previously been discovered in Libya, the main transit point for migrants from Africa and the Middle East, trying to arrive in Europe.
Last year the authorities discovered bodies of at least 65 migrants In the shuayrif region, south of the capital of Tripoli.
People traders have benefited from more than a decade of instability, smuggling of migrants and refugees on the borders of the country with six countries, including Chad, Niger, Sudan, Egypt, Algeria and Tunisia.
United Nations Rights and Agency Groups for years Documented systematic abuse Asylum seekers in Libya, including forced labor, beating, rape and torture. Abuse often monitors efforts to extort money from family before they are allowed to leave Libya on the merchant ships.
Those who have been intercepted and returned to Libya are held in the detention centers of the Government, where they suffer from abuse, including torture, rape and extortion, according to groups of right-wing and UN experts.
The earth dipped into chaos after an uprising that had knocked down and killed a libiyan leader Muammar Gaddafi In 2011, the oil -rich oil of the rival governments in East and Western Libya ruled most of the past decades, each supported by a number of combat groups and foreign governments.
