After escaping, with hundreds of others, from an overcrowded Libyan detention centre where guards shot dead six migrants, Sudanese refugee Halima Mokhtar Bshara says she just wants to leave the country, IgbereTV reports.
“They attacked us, humiliated us, many of us were wounded,” said the 27-year-old from Sudan’s war-torn Darfur region.
“We’re at the end of our tether.”
The Al-Mabani facility in the capital Tripoli was at triple its capacity following police raids against migrants last week, when guards shot six people dead on Friday.
The shooting was “related to overcrowding and the terrible, very tense situation,” the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said.
Some 2,000 migrants and refugees escaped in the chaos, including Bshara and her three children.
