Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 5月18日 00時56分

The largest flow of modern African migration funnels through a single country — Libya. Coming from the south, migrants flee the vestiges of wars that have left entire nations in ruin. From the east, they escape a life of indefinite military servitude and violent conflict. From the west, they evade destitution and governments that arbitrarily jail whomever they please. Some arrive by choice, others by force. But Libya is the purgatory where most migrants prepare to face the deadliest stretch of the Mediterranean Sea.

Today, in a partnership between @Magnum Photos and @msnbcphoto, msnbc.com goes inside the worst migrant crisis since World War II. With some 60 million people on the run for their lives, stateless and scared, fleeing war and persecution this is a crisis unlike any previously seen. The U.N. calls the current crisis “the highest level ever recorded,” an increase of 8 million people over 2013, a leap of more than 30 million people in the past decade.
Go to msnbc.com to see the complete feature presentation with photography by Lorenzo Meloni and an essay by Amanda Sakura.
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