00:06I was tortured in his prison.
00:08I was tortured in his prison and he was the one who hit me with the sticks and he came,
00:17he removed one...
00:18I have a cross on my neck. He came and removed it and beat me with the sticks.
00:23And the time I tried to escape, they touched me on my legs and my body.
00:30He was the one who was in prison. I was telling the soldier to do that.
00:35You are a Christian?
00:37I am a Christian. I came from Sudan.
00:40Yes, yes.
00:44What do you think of him?
00:46I think he is a criminal.
00:50He was not supposed to be let go or to go back to Libya.
00:58What do you ask today? Why are you here?
01:01I came here because I want to talk about the situation of Libya, the situation of migrants and also about
01:10my story that I went through when I was in Libya because I was one of his victims.
01:15What do you think of Almasri when Almasri was sent to Libya?
01:22I am very sad.
01:26Who is Almasri for you?
01:29Who is Almasri for you?
01:30He is a criminal.
01:33He is a criminal because he touched me and he beat me personally.
01:41Do you still believe in justice?
01:43Yes.
01:44Do you think of Almasri for you?
01:46I think that I am.
01:53Do you believe in justice?
01:58based on how they sent him back
02:00I was
02:02I'm doubting
02:04I'm doubting about the system here
02:05because if the system was good
02:07they could have not sent him back
02:08that's why I'm
02:10I'm a little bit doubting about that
02:12I don't think they're just in this country
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