Published 3 years ago

Children’s bodies wash up on Libyan beach after migrant boats sink

Summary by The Guardian

Bodies found on beach in Zuwara have been removed and buried in nearby cemeteryPhotos have emerged of the bodies of babies and toddlers washed up on a beach in Libya, highlighting the human tragedy of the migration crisis on Europe’s borders.According to one of the charities that posted the photos on Twitter, the children were travelling with their parents on one of the many dinghies that set off from Libya in recent days.Cont

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BBC News

Dead children washed up on Libyan beach says charity

The photos reportedly show the bodies of people who tried to cross the Mediterranean to Europe.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Yahoo News

Dead children washed up on Libyan beach says charity

The photos reportedly show the bodies of people who tried to cross the Mediterranean to Europe.

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Guardian

Children’s bodies wash up on Libyan beach after migrant boats sink

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Telegraph

Shocking photos emerge of small children washed up on Libya beach after migrant shipwrecks

Warning: The article below contains distressing images.

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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WION

'Nobody cares about them': Children’s bodies found on Libyan beach after migrant boat sinks

According to an NGO, bodies of migrant children were left abandoned for three days on a beach in Zuwara in Libya. NGO Open Arms founder Oscar Camps in a tweet said: "They are still in shock at the horror of the situation, small children and women who only had dreams and life ambitions. They were abandoned for more than 3 days on a beach in #Zuwara #Libia." Nobody cares about them." Watch:

3 years ago·Noida, India

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EU Observer

[Ticker] Children's bodies wash up on Libyan beach after boat sinks

Photographs have emerged of the bodies of babies and toddlers washed up on a beach in Libya, highlighting the human tragedy of the migration crisis on Europe's borders, The Guardian reports. According to one of the charities that posted the photos on Twit...

3 years ago·Brussel, Belgium

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