""The going rate for a migrant is anywhere from 260 to 800 Libyan dinars," or
about $210 to $645, said Jeremy Haslam, chief of the Libya mission for the
International Organization for Migration. "One of the problems is that many
detention facilities are not currently under state control, instead administered
by local councils and even private parties. The latter may involve organized
crime, running human trafficking operations — modern-day slavery." At
some detention facilities, staff members lease out black African detainees to
employers, who make a contribution to the jails to help cover costs. Other
migrants are said to be sold outright to employers."