The Somalis who were ejected from the Libyan houses consist of men, women and children and have dashed into a thick jungle in the outskirts of Tripoli.
Allvoices has had the opportunity to ask Jama Arale who is among the Somalis who have dashed to the thick jungle outside Tripoli how their situation is now.
“The situation we are facing here is not absolutely conducive we have spent the night in a very biting climate, more worse we have children together with us here, and by the time we were ejected out of the rented houses which we were living in we have not taken thick clothes with us like blankets, jackets, sweaters and pullovers, we are appealing from the international community that we are 100% willing to return to our motherland than suffering in the hands of the cruel government of Libya” said Jama Arale a Somali man who is among the Somali citizens ousted from the houses in Tripoli and taking cover in a thick forest in the outskirts of Tripoli avoiding to be thrown into the Libyan jails.
Since the last effective central government of Somalis has collapsed, Libya remained to be the gateway for the Somalis and other African countries to step into some parts of Europe such Italy, despite Libya been a gateway most of the African people who were attempting to use Libya as their step into some parts of Europe have suffered in the hands of the Libyan government, by spending years and month in very hostile jails in Libya whereby the prison wards treat their fellow Africans seeking for better life in Europe in inhuman way.
So far the government of Somalia has not remarked about how the Libyan government is dealing with its citizens in Libya.
Source; allvoices.com
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