The 205 undocumented ne'soldi; Tripoli closed centers immigrants
ROME - They are free to the 205 Eritrean refugees held for 16 days in jail in Libya Braq, but I do not know what to make of freedom 'granted by Tripoli: Undocumented it' money, our food ' water, do not know where to stay and remain stranded in the desert to Sabha, 800 km from Tripoli, where the authorities' Libyan dumped them after the liberation they regard as a 'farce'. ''We are shooting in the streets like stray dogs,''he told one of them. Meanwhile, Libya announced that it has closed its detention centers for immigrants, sending away all the detainees. ''No one said anything and no one has offered a refuge or aid. We have no money. We do not know what to do. We also asked to sleep in a prison but they said no and left us on the street. We are left alone and nobody cares for us,''said one refugee. As he told another of the erythrocyte and that 'successful to contact a relative in Italy, some of them had managed to hide a few coins into the prison, and those they sent three of them in Tripoli to seek a way out of the situation they find themselves. At the time they are traveling. Some refugees also reported ill-treatment in detention. Others to be in those conditions at sea after being rejected by Italy, a few miles from Lampedusa. For Libya,''there is no Eritrean case,''according to ANSA said the Libyan ambassador in Italy, Hafed Gaddur. Since yesterday,''there are no more 'in Libyan detention centers for immigrants and those who were housed there are free, will have temporary identification documents and may reintegrate into society by finding employment and accommodation,''he said Gaddur, which he called''propaganda''about reports that hundreds of Eritrean refugees were being held in difficult conditions of detention. Libya, he said, decided that''will not be 'more' burden to feed and shelter thousands of people''free as it has done so far 'cause we are''a burden''. For its part,''the Foreign Ministry has expressed appreciation for the positive gesture of availability 'of the authorities' Libyan,''has said the spokesman Maurizio Massari, the hope that''people released can find adequate opportunities in Libya' work and life .'' But for Senator Mark Perduca radical,''it is not surprising the usual discharge of responsibility 'of Italy whenever there is need' to respect the obligations arising from having ratified the Convention on Refugees.'' Satisfaction with the epilogue of the story Eritreans by the Italian Council for Refugees (CIR):''We're happy 'cause it was no longer' can continue to live in conditions of detention and why they were forced 'has been avoided their forcible return to Eritrea,''it said in a statement. (ANSA).
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