Women and State Trafficking: The Appeal by RR[X]

From June 2023 to the present, at least 7,400 people have been sold as human commodities at the border between Tunisia and Libya. This is a conservative estimate. Human beings in exchange for money. Or traded for fuel and drugs. Carried out by uniformed agents, Tunisian National Guard officers, and their Libyan counterparts, both state and non-state. The funds that have contributed to and continue to build the logistical infrastructure of this supply chain are European. This is what Women State Trafficking documents, the second report by RR[X] , published based on 33 new testimonies collected between December 2024 and

Women and State Trafficking: The Appeal by RR[X]

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