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Gérer les dépouilles des migrants

Freelance journalist and regular TNH contributor 

Tripoli Red Crescent teams salvage another body, distorted and bloated by days floating in the sea water Mohamed Ben Khalifa/IRIN

Freelance journalist and regular TNH contributor 

    TRIPOLI
    Depuis le début de l’année, 2 860 migrants seraient morts en Méditerranée après avoir pris la mer à bord d’une embarcation de passeurs depuis les côtes libyennes, direction l’Italie. Les bénévoles du Croissant-Rouge libyen, dont les ressources sont très limitées, se retrouvent à devoir prendre en charge les corps gonflés, en décomposition, que l’eau charrie jusqu’au rivage.

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