Fears grow for Libya migrants as thousands flee

Wednesday 2 March 2011 Amnesty International has warned of a growing humanitarian crisis as thousands of migrants leave the country during continuing unrest. Amnesty International has warned of a growing humanitarian crisis as thousands of migrants flee Libya during continuing unrest. The UNHCR warned on Tuesday that Tunisia would need help to deal with up to 75,000 people who had fled Libya since February 20. It said many thousands remained stuck at the border between the two countries in freezing conditions. The UN refugee agency said 69,000 people had also crossed into Egypt from Libya…

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