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CBC Questions Libya's Ambassador About Slave Trade And What Is Being Done To Stop It

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December 20, 2017

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There have been recent reports of slave auctions taking place in Libya.

Those being bought and sold are migrants fleeing unrest in other countries. The refugees often end up being stranded in Libya. Members of the Congressional Black Caucus recently met with Libya's Ambassador to the United States to discuss the problem and what's being done about it.

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