After reports about alleged migrant slave markets in Libya provoked global outrage, people from all over have expressed displeasure at news.
Stonebwoy begs Akufo-Addo to bring back Ghanaian youth in Libya
Foreign Affairs Minister to be hauled before Parliament
Asamoah Gyan condemns 'inhumane' Libya Slave Market
168 Ghanaian detainees in Libya to return home
No Ghanaian sold as slave in Libya – Government
168 Ghanaians detained in Libya to return home - Government
Slave trade in Libya mockery of African solidarity – Akufo-Addo
Libya slave trade scandalous – Akufo-Addo
Slavery in Libya: AU must show leadership – Ablakwa
Asamoah Gyan condemns 'inhumane' Libya slave market
Military action needed in Libya to free slaves – Ablakwa
Libya Slave Trade: Blacks were equals under Gaddafi – Rawlings
Military must intervene in Libya slave trade – Okudzeto
Blacks were equals under Gaddafi – Rawlings
Show compassion to black Africans - Rawlings to Libyan slave traders
Three Ghanaians claim they were sold as slaves in Libya – Foreign Minister
Show a little more compassion to our vulnerable black Africans- JJ Rawlings tells alleged slave traders
168 Ghanaian detainees in Libya not part of slave trade
Akufo-Addo condemns slave auctions in Libya
Gaddafi treated blacks as equals – Rawlings recalls with pain
Ghanaians in Libya not being sold into slavery - Government assures
End that cruelty – Obrafour, Shatta Wale, Ama K. on slavery of migrants in Libya
Stop disgracing the African continent - Shatta Wale sends word of caution to Libya