Testimony by SLMN (Int. 43)

1 March 2026

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State Trafficking

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Between Tunisia and Libya, from 2023 to the present, partly thanks to EU funds for border enforcement, state agencies and militias have been selling and buying human beings: black migrants, including many women, minors, and children. Victims of state trafficking have shared their experiences with RRX researchers, identifying detention sites and the authorities responsible for these crimes. RRX's new report, Women State Trafficking, details how this business specifically operates against women. We claim an immediate humanitarian corridor for all the witnesses of the report still in Libya and Tunisia! Their voices must be audible before EU and international courts!

A network of European researchers. For safety reasons we have decided at this stage to remain anonymous. supported by

Between Tunisia and Libya, from 2023 to the present, partly thanks to EU funds for border enforcement, state agencies and militias have been selling and buying human beings: black migrants, including many women, minors, and children. Victims of state trafficking have shared their experiences with RRX researchers, identifying detention sites and the authorities responsible for these crimes. RRX's new report, Women State Trafficking, details how this business specifically operates against women. We claim an immediate humanitarian corridor for all the witnesses of the report still in Libya and Tunisia! Their voices must be audible before EU and international courts!

A network of European researchers. For safety reasons we have decided at this stage to remain anonymous. supported by