Libya remained a major hub for refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants on their way to
Europe. Migrants and asylum seekers who ended up in detention in Libya faced beatings,
extortion, sexual, violence, and forced labor in unofficial and quasi state-run detention centers,
at the hands of guards, militias, and smugglers. The Security Council condemns such actions
as heinous abuses of human rights which may also amount to crimes against humanity.
The Security Council calls upon all relevant authorities to investigate such activities
without delay to bring the perpetrators to justice and hold those responsible to account. The
methods in this thesis used normative research. This legal research attempts to search and
analyzing about the results resolution 2380,resolution 2388, and Statement by the President of
the Security Council 2017/24. The conclusion from this thesis is the Seceruty Council’s
decision imposed sanctions on six leaders of the human trafficking network, IOM and UNHCR
support the provision of humanity for refugees and migrants. Advice to members state, the
International Organization and particularly to Government in Libya for always contributing,
to prevent, investigate and prosecute acts of smuggling of migrants and human
trafficking on Libya.