The Outlaw Ocean Project | Ian Urbina | Substack

With no explanation from the government, fanfare by aid groups, nor coverage by domestic or foreign media, Libya’s most notorious migrant prison, Al-Mabani, officially closed on January 13, 2022. In its roughly 12-month lifespan, the prison became emblematic of the unaccountable…

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Last night, The Outlaw Ocean Music Project received the 2021 Award for Excellence in Innovation from the Scripps Howard Foundation.

Jun 13

One of the distinct things we do at The Outlaw Ocean Project is we leverage art for the purpose of accessing a different audience and tapping them in a…

Apr 11

Tens of thousands of refugees crossing the Mediterranean Sea each year are captured by the EU-funded Libyan Coast Guard and sent to brutal prisons in…

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Feb 9

What Got Said at an EU Parliamentary Hearing on Libya

Feb 1

In the weeks since the publication of The Outlaw Ocean Project’s investigation of the European Union's support for the brutal capture and detention of…

Dec 23, 2021

On the heels of the recent publication of our investigation into Libyan detention centers, I wanted to pass along two things. First is a podcast that…

Dec 13, 2021

Hi Folks, I wanted to send out a personal note in case you were unlucky enough to encounter the mass trolling that started last week related to me and…

Dec 5, 2021

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