リビアの「奴隷市場」に閉じ込められた黒人男性が、その壮絶な経験を語る
リビアで、「奴隷市場」が活況を呈している。同国では、ヨーロッパをめざす大勢のブラックアフリカンが売買され、無給で働かされ、所有者から拷問を受けている。
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Monica Mark is the West Africa Correspondent for BuzzFeed News and is based in Dakar, Senegal.
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リビアの「奴隷市場」に閉じ込められた黒人男性が、その壮絶な経験を語る
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