تنامي الجريمة المنظمة في المنطقة المغاربية : الاتجار بالبشر في ليبيا نموذجا

Abstract EN

Libya has not subsided from a "revolution" that overthrew the regime of Gaddafi until it found itself the scene of smuggling and trafficking in people across its border from the four sides.

The Libyan arena is strongly aware of the flourishing crime of human trafficking in Libya and its growing and troubling emergence at the national, regional and international levels.

Analysis of this phenomenon has been exacerbated by those who attribute it to the political vacuum, the deterioration of security, the ence of state authority in the field, and the geographical factors that led to the concentration of smuggling gangs in some Libyan areas.

This is in light of the ence of official statistics on the number of victims of human trafficking or sufficient information about the gangs that carry out these operations.

The following problem was raised: What are the areas where human smuggling activity is based and what factors have made Libya the source of smuggling? Highlighting the main areas in which smuggling activity is concentrated, as well as the reasons for the spread of this phenomenon.