Libyan coast guards escort a boat carrying illegal migrants, who had hoped to set off to Europe with the help of people smugglers from the coastal town of Garabulli, towards the Libyan navy to the capital, Tripoli, prior to their arrest on June 6, 2015. Libya has a coastline of 1,770 kilometres (more than 1,000 miles). It is just 300 kilometres from the Italian island of Lampedusa, which many migrants fleeing poverty and conflict aim for as their gateway to Europe. AFP PHOTO / MAHMUD TURKIA
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