EU, U.N., African leaders draw up emergency plan for migrants in LibyaABIDJAN (Reuters) - The European Union, United Nations and African Union have agreed to an emergency plan to dismantle people-smuggling networks and repatriate stranded migrants, in an effort to ease a human rights disaster in Libya, officials said.  Images broadcast by CNN earlier this month appeared to show migrants being auctioned off as slaves by Libyan traffickers, sparking outrage in Europe and anger in Africa. It forced the issue of abuse of African migrants heading for Europe to the top of the agenda of a summit meant to focus on Africa s youth.  European Council President Donald Tusk called the slavery reports  horrifying  during the opening ceremony of the African Union-European Union summit on Wednesday.  French President Emmanuel Macron said the plan included the establishment of an  operational task-force  composed of European and African police and intelligence services.  The goal will be in very short order to be able to arrest identified traffickers, dismantle these networks and their financing which goes through banks and payments that in the region contribute ... to sustaining terrorism,  he said late on Wednesday.  France would use its military presence in the region to help break up trafficking networks, but the plan would not involve sending French troops into Libya, Macron said at a press conference in Ghana on Thursday.   On Libyan soil, it is now up to the Libyan government to decide in connection with the African Union,  he said.  It is important to preserve the sovereignty of Libya.     The plan, the details of which emerged on Thursday, came from a meeting of UN officials, EU leaders and government representatives from Chad, Niger, Morocco, Congo and Libya that was called by France on Wednesday. The European Union, African Union and United Nations agreed to freeze assets and impose financial sanctions against known smugglers.  Libya s government, which has promised to investigate  reports of slave auctions, said it would grant U.N. agencies access to migrant camps in areas under its control, German officials said.  EU countries, meanwhile, will finance the repatriation of migrants from Libya, a process that is already being organized by the International Organization for Migration, they said.  Allowing Africans to come to Europe on a temporary basis for three of four years of training or schooling was also discussed, according to European government officials.  Circular migration  could be key to easing illegal migration, experts have said.     Regional governments have also agreed to educate Africans about the dangers of migration, and there will be stronger coordination between security services across North, West and Central Africa to eradicate smuggling.  Vulnerable migrants who might eventually qualify for asylum will be brought to Chad or Niger before being relocated to a third country either in Europe or another region.  worldnews
eu african leaders draw emergency plan migrants libyaabidjan reuters the european union united nations african union agreed emergency plan dismantle networks repatriated stranded migrants effort ease human rights disaster libya officials said images broadcast cnn earlier month appeared show migrants auctioned slaves libyan traffickers sparking outrage europe anger africa it forced issue abuse african migrants heading europe top agenda summit meant focus africa youth european council president donald tusk called slavery reports horrifying opening ceremony african union summit wednesday french president emmanuel macron said plan included establishment operational composed european african police intelligence services the goal short order able arrest identified traffickers dismantle networks financing goes banks payments region contribute sustaining terrorism said late wednesday france would use military presence region help break trafficking networks plan would involve sending french troops libya macron said press conference ghana thursday on libyan soil libyan government decide connection african union said it important preserve sovereignty libya the plan details emerged thursday came meeting un officials eu leaders government representatives chad niger morocco congo libya called france wednesday the european union african union united nations agreed freeze assets impose financial sanctions known smugglers libya government promised investigate reports slave auctions said would grant agencies access migrant camps areas control german officials said eu countries meanwhile finance repatriation migrants libya process already organized international organization migration said allowing african come europe temporary basis three four years training schooling also discussed according european government officials circular migration could key easing illegal migration experts said regional governments also agreed educate african dangers migration stronger coordination security services across north west central africa eradicate smuggling vulnerable migrants might eventually qualify asylum brought chad niger relocated third country either europe another region worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: EU, U.N., African leaders draw up emergency plan for migrants in LibyaABIDJAN (Reuters) - The European Union, United Nations and African Union have agreed to an emergency plan to dismantle people-smuggling networks and repatriate stranded migrants, in an effort to ease a human rights disaster in Libya, officials said.  Images broadcast by CNN earlier this month appeared to show migrants being auctioned off as slaves by Libyan traffickers, sparking outrage in Europe and anger in Africa. It forced the issue of abuse of African migrants heading for Europe to the top of the agenda of a summit meant to focus on Africa s youth.  European Council President Donald Tusk called the slavery reports  horrifying  during the opening ceremony of the African Union-European Union summit on Wednesday.  French President Emmanuel Macron said the plan included the establishment of an  operational task-force  composed of European and African police and intelligence services.  The goal will be in very short order to be able to arrest identified traffickers, dismantle these networks and their financing which goes through banks and payments that in the region contribute ... to sustaining terrorism,  he said late on Wednesday.  France would use its military presence in the region to help break up trafficking networks, but the plan would not involve sending French troops into Libya, Macron said at a press conference in Ghana on Thursday.   On Libyan soil, it is now up to the Libyan government to decide in connection with the African Union,  he said.  It is important to preserve the sovereignty of Libya.     The plan, the details of which emerged on Thursday, came from a meeting of UN officials, EU leaders and government representatives from Chad, Niger, Morocco, Congo and Libya that was called by France on Wednesday. The European Union, African Union and United Nations agreed to freeze assets and impose financial sanctions against known smugglers.  Libya s government, which has promised to investigate  reports of slave auctions, said it would grant U.N. agencies access to migrant camps in areas under its control, German officials said.  EU countries, meanwhile, will finance the repatriation of migrants from Libya, a process that is already being organized by the International Organization for Migration, they said.  Allowing Africans to come to Europe on a temporary basis for three of four years of training or schooling was also discussed, according to European government officials.  Circular migration  could be key to easing illegal migration, experts have said.     Regional governments have also agreed to educate Africans about the dangers of migration, and there will be stronger coordination between security services across North, West and Central Africa to eradicate smuggling.  Vulnerable migrants who might eventually qualify for asylum will be brought to Chad or Niger before being relocated to a third country either in Europe or another region.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: eu african leaders draw emergency plan migrants libyaabidjan reuters the european union united nations african union agreed emergency plan dismantle networks repatriated stranded migrants effort ease human rights disaster libya officials said images broadcast cnn earlier month appeared show migrants auctioned slaves libyan traffickers sparking outrage europe anger africa it forced issue abuse african migrants heading europe top agenda summit meant focus africa youth european council president donald tusk called slavery reports horrifying opening ceremony african union summit wednesday french president emmanuel macron said plan included establishment operational composed european african police intelligence services the goal short order able arrest identified traffickers dismantle networks financing goes banks payments region contribute sustaining terrorism said late wednesday france would use military presence region help break trafficking networks plan would involve sending french troops libya macron said press conference ghana thursday on libyan soil libyan government decide connection african union said it important preserve sovereignty libya the plan details emerged thursday came meeting un officials eu leaders government representatives chad niger morocco congo libya called france wednesday the european union african union united nations agreed freeze assets impose financial sanctions known smugglers libya government promised investigate reports slave auctions said would grant agencies access migrant camps areas control german officials said eu countries meanwhile finance repatriation migrants libya process already organized international organization migration said allowing african come europe temporary basis three four years training schooling also discussed according european government officials circular migration could key easing illegal migration experts said regional governments also agreed educate african dangers migration stronger coordination security services across north west central africa eradicate smuggling vulnerable migrants might eventually qualify asylum brought chad niger relocated third country either europe another region worldnews