Migrants die of disease in Libya detention; UN criticized

CAIRO (AP) — In the desert of western Libya, hundreds of African migrants were held for months in a hangar filled with garbage and sewage, sharing a couple of buckets of water and barely surviving on one meal a day. They say more than 20 died from disease and hunger.
The migrants and their advocates accuse U.N. aid agencies of turning a blind eye or responding too slowly. The U.N refugee agency says it has been unable to access parts of the facility, run by one of Libya’s many militi