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Rwanda Receives 130 African Asylum Seekers From Libya

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[East African] Rwanda has received 130 more asylum seekers who were stranded in Libya. They will stay in Rwanda until they are resettled in other countries - mainly in Europe and North America.

Source: allAfrica.com
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