Libya puts 142 migrants on plane back to GuineaMISRATA, Libya (Reuters) - Libya put 142 illegal migrants on a flight back to Guinea on Wednesday with the help of the U.N. migration agency, officials said, as the North African country steps up deportations to ease severe overcrowding in its detention centers. The number of people stuck in Libyan detention centers has risen dramatically this year after armed groups largely shut down the boat route to Italy from the smuggling hub of Sabratha. The International Organization for Migration flew the Guinean migrants from two western cities to the city of Misrata, from where they boarded a plane for Conakry. The deportations come in the wake of a CNN report on migrants being sold for slave labor that sparked an international outcry. Migrant flows through Libya have surged since 2014. More than 600,000 people have crossed the central Mediterranean to Italy in the past three years, but departures from Libya s coast dropped sharply in July when armed groups in Sabratha began preventing boats from leaving. After clashes in the western city in September, thousands of migrants held near the coast emerged and were transferred to detention centers under the nominal control of the U.N.-backed government in Tripoli. Amnesty International said this month that up to 20,000 people are being held in detention centers and are subject to  torture, forced labor, extortion, and unlawful killings . Other human rights organizations have said similar things in recent months. worldnews
libya puts migrants plane back guineamisrata libya reuters libya put illegal migrants flight back guinea wednesday help migration agency officials said north african country steps deportations ease severe overcrowding detention centers the number people stuck libyan detention centers risen dramatically year armed groups largely shut boat route italy smuggling hub sabbath the international organization migration flew guinea migrants two western cities city migrate boarded plane canary the deportations come wake cnn report migrants sold slave labor sparked international outcry migrant flows libya surged since more people crossed central mediterranean italy past three years departures libya coast dropped sharply july armed groups sabbath began preventing boats leaving after clashes western city september thousands migrants held near coast emerged transferred detention centers nominal control government triple amnesty international said month people held detention centers subject torture forced labor extortion unlawful killings other human rights organizations said similar things recent months 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: Libya puts 142 migrants on plane back to GuineaMISRATA, Libya (Reuters) - Libya put 142 illegal migrants on a flight back to Guinea on Wednesday with the help of the U.N. migration agency, officials said, as the North African country steps up deportations to ease severe overcrowding in its detention centers. The number of people stuck in Libyan detention centers has risen dramatically this year after armed groups largely shut down the boat route to Italy from the smuggling hub of Sabratha. The International Organization for Migration flew the Guinean migrants from two western cities to the city of Misrata, from where they boarded a plane for Conakry. The deportations come in the wake of a CNN report on migrants being sold for slave labor that sparked an international outcry. Migrant flows through Libya have surged since 2014. More than 600,000 people have crossed the central Mediterranean to Italy in the past three years, but departures from Libya s coast dropped sharply in July when armed groups in Sabratha began preventing boats from leaving. After clashes in the western city in September, thousands of migrants held near the coast emerged and were transferred to detention centers under the nominal control of the U.N.-backed government in Tripoli. Amnesty International said this month that up to 20,000 people are being held in detention centers and are subject to  torture, forced labor, extortion, and unlawful killings . Other human rights organizations have said similar things in recent months. 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: libya puts migrants plane back guineamisrata libya reuters libya put illegal migrants flight back guinea wednesday help migration agency officials said north african country steps deportations ease severe overcrowding detention centers the number people stuck libyan detention centers risen dramatically year armed groups largely shut boat route italy smuggling hub sabbath the international organization migration flew guinea migrants two western cities city migrate boarded plane canary the deportations come wake cnn report migrants sold slave labor sparked international outcry migrant flows libya surged since more people crossed central mediterranean italy past three years departures libya coast dropped sharply july armed groups sabbath began preventing boats leaving after clashes western city september thousands migrants held near coast emerged transferred detention centers nominal control government triple amnesty international said month people held detention centers subject torture forced labor extortion unlawful killings other human rights organizations said similar things recent months worldnews