Inside the secret prisons where migrants are tortured and beaten
Apple News In Conversation 
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<p>For the <a href="https://apple.news/A8A5W26CARauEzftK84qb-w"><em>New Yorker</em></a>, journalist Ian Urbina traveled to Libya to report on an EU-funded shadow immigration system that holds migrants in brutal detention centers. While reporting this story, Urbina was kidnapped, beaten, and detained himself. Now safely back home, he spoke with Apple News Today host Shumita Basu about how this shadow system works and the horrific conditions inside the detention centers.</p>
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Podcast bölümleri, İngilizceyi yerli hızında özümsemenin en yoğun yollarından biridir. Inside the secret prisons where migrants are tortured and beaten (Apple News In Conversation) sana doğal diyalog, senaryosuz konuşma ve gerçek sohbetlerde karşına çıkacak kelimeleri verir.
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