#libyanslavetrade

[supportblackart]

Photography by @lapetitetouche 📸 De nos jours, quelque part en Libye 🇱🇾 et ailleurs dans le monde, des hommes sont privés de liberté... Est-ce ça la condition humaine ? - Nowadays, somewhere in Libya 🇱🇾 and elsewhere in the world, men are deprived of freedom ... Is this the human condition? #LibyanSlaveTrade #BlackLivesMatter #HumanTrafficking . . . #supportblackart #lapetitetouche #humanity #slavetrade #freedom #society #blackart #photography #veryblack #blavity #okayafrica #blackvoices #artofvisuals #artsanity #monoart #bnw #tribegramparis #igparis #igersparis #blackartist #blkcreatives #diaspora

[wehatexavier]

Now is the time for something to be done. Awareness is the first step. #libya #blacklivesmatter #libyanslavetrade (at California State University, Northridge)

[ewosavillage]

The Truth About Libya #libya #libyanslavetrade #libyarevolution #fakenews #warpropaganda #psyops

[onitaset]

Black people need to stop scapegoating others for the slavery in Libya

In the Service of our Ancestors and African Love, Listen Seeker, I come in Peace, “Nobody is talking about anything. They are just whining that the wolf has teeth; not building fences against the wolf, not sharpening their spears against the wolf, not moving away from the wolf; just whining that the wolf has teeth and uses them. This is why the wolf bites.” — Onitaset Kumat I wish I didn’t have…

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[daughterofdessalines]

SLAVERY IS GLOBAL. This is just not an “overseas” issue!!! This is right in YOUR backyard. Human trafficking is a horrible epidemic and sex trafficking is worse. Many have asked on the Libyan Slave Trade “where are the women?” Do you really wanna know? Women and children are being treated the worst. Women aren’t just being forced into slave labor but also being forced into sex labor. The United Nations are receiving trillions of dollars to bring “peace” into countries but many of them are profiting from sex and human trafficking so they turn a blind eye on what’s been happening for decades. Since Pocahontas, Indigenous women have been shipped to Europe for sex trafficking. Growing up in Arizona, human trafficking is devastating. Many Mexican children and women are being forced for sex labor. Atlanta has a 200 million dollar sex trade industry. New Jersey, Chicago, Texas and Miami are major hubs for women and children for sex trafficking. I’m beyond outraged that their is slave trading in Libya. I’m even more outraged that Europe continues to be the devil puppet master that controls all these countries to do their evil. We must stop sex trafficking and human trafficking!!!! ™@queenyonasda

[jhonnyrebirth]

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Repost from @afrodad - BLACK EMOTION DOESN’T SUSTAIN MOVEMENTS. BUT IT CAN SURE BOOST RATINGS AND DEAD END POLITICAL POLICIES. I’ve had several African followers ask me why Blacks in the West are just finding out about this Arab slave trade. I told them that unless it is covered in the mainstream media, most don’t even care. It’s true, slavery in Arab countries has been going on for a very long time. Check YouTube. You will find media stories on this issue going back a few years. Very few even mentioned it. That VICE clip I uploaded recently? That was from TWO YEARS AGO. Where was TD Jakes’ voice then?? This goes to show you that all White media has to do is to snap its fingers and we as Blacks here in the West will care. I just recommended a book that was written back in 2010 that explains the POLITICAL policies that are driving this slave trade. Will people bother to read it? Or does it have to fit in a meme? I love my people. We just have to do better in the area of personal research and stop relying so much on mainstream media. It’s how we get manipulated over and over again. . . #blackfather #blackfathers #blackdad #blackfamilylove #blackfamilies #blackfamily #blackdads #blackman #blackmen #blackdaughters #blackchildren #blacklegacy #blackcommunity #blackwoman #blackwomen #blackmothers #libyanslavetrade #libya

[cowrynews]

Human Rights Group In Libya Intercedes In Executions

A human rights group is urging Libyan authorities to maintain a de facto moratorium on executions after 45 people were sentenced to death last week over violence during the 2011 uprising. Eric Goldstein of Human Rights Watch says on Wednesday that "a judiciary that is in shambles has no business sentencing defendants to death by the dozen." Last Wednesday, a Libyan court sentenced 45 people to die by firing squad in a case that dates back to August 2011, when longtime dictator Muammar Gaddafi's forces clashed with rebels in the capital, Tripoli. Another 54 people were sentenced to five years in prison and 22 were acquitted. Gaddafi was overthrown and killed two months after the clashes. Libya is now split between rival governments, each backed by an array of militias SOURCE: news24.com Read the full article

[educated-hebrew]

2018 Slave Trade, Libya. America & Israel are fully involved in this! So why you’re twerking for likes, our brothers & sisters are being sold, raped, murdered, experimented on & organs harvested! #blackgirlmagic #blackwomen #libya #libyaslavery #lybians #libyanslavemarket #libyanslavetrade #hiphopculture #hiphopmusic #wtfisthis #arabs #saudis #israelis #amerikkka