Rights group questions Italy's work with Libya stopping migrantsROME (Reuters) - Europe s top human rights organization asked Italy for more information on its work intercepting migrants at sea, warning that any moves to return them to Libya would break international treaties. The Council of Europe said on Wednesday it had written to the Italian government a day after an Italian navy ship helped Libya s coastguard as it headed off 228 migrants. The coastguard later brought the refugees back to Libya. Italy would break the European Convention on Human Rights if it had a direct role in returning migrants to Libya, where they face  a real risk of torture or inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment,  the Council s human rights commissioner, Nils Muiznieks wrote. Italy s interior minister, Marco Minniti, told Ansa news agency the country s ships had never returned migrants to Libya after a rescue.  Italy s activities are aimed at training, equipping and giving logistical support to the Libyan coast guard, not in returns,  he added. Andrea Doria destroyer provided a Libyan coast guard vessel with life-jackets as it took migrants off of two rubber boats on Sept. 27, according to Italy s navy.  The coastguard later posted pictures online of it bringing the migrants back to Libya, and said they were taken to detention centers. The United Nations has condemned Libyan detention centers as  inhuman  because of abuse and a lack of basic hygiene, medical care and even food. The Council of Europe said on Wednesday Muiznieks wrote to Minniti on Sept. 28. Italy and the European Union have provided training, equipment, repairs and vessels to the Libyan coastguard in an effort to bolster its ability to stop to the departure of overcrowded migrant boats. More than 600,000 migrants have set out for Europe from Libya since 2014. With Italy facing an election early next year, Minniti has spearheaded efforts to try to provide money and equipment to Libyan authorities that agree to fight people smuggling. Sea arrivals to Italy have fallen 25 percent this year over the same period of 2016 as the Libyan coast guard working in tandem with an armed group west of Tripoli clamped down on departures. Departures from east of Tripoli and from Tunisia, however, are now on the increase. worldnews
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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: Rights group questions Italy's work with Libya stopping migrantsROME (Reuters) - Europe s top human rights organization asked Italy for more information on its work intercepting migrants at sea, warning that any moves to return them to Libya would break international treaties. The Council of Europe said on Wednesday it had written to the Italian government a day after an Italian navy ship helped Libya s coastguard as it headed off 228 migrants. The coastguard later brought the refugees back to Libya. Italy would break the European Convention on Human Rights if it had a direct role in returning migrants to Libya, where they face  a real risk of torture or inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment,  the Council s human rights commissioner, Nils Muiznieks wrote. Italy s interior minister, Marco Minniti, told Ansa news agency the country s ships had never returned migrants to Libya after a rescue.  Italy s activities are aimed at training, equipping and giving logistical support to the Libyan coast guard, not in returns,  he added. Andrea Doria destroyer provided a Libyan coast guard vessel with life-jackets as it took migrants off of two rubber boats on Sept. 27, according to Italy s navy.  The coastguard later posted pictures online of it bringing the migrants back to Libya, and said they were taken to detention centers. The United Nations has condemned Libyan detention centers as  inhuman  because of abuse and a lack of basic hygiene, medical care and even food. The Council of Europe said on Wednesday Muiznieks wrote to Minniti on Sept. 28. Italy and the European Union have provided training, equipment, repairs and vessels to the Libyan coastguard in an effort to bolster its ability to stop to the departure of overcrowded migrant boats. More than 600,000 migrants have set out for Europe from Libya since 2014. With Italy facing an election early next year, Minniti has spearheaded efforts to try to provide money and equipment to Libyan authorities that agree to fight people smuggling. Sea arrivals to Italy have fallen 25 percent this year over the same period of 2016 as the Libyan coast guard working in tandem with an armed group west of Tripoli clamped down on departures. Departures from east of Tripoli and from Tunisia, however, are now on the increase. 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: rights group questions italy work libya stopping migrantsrome reuters europe top human rights organization asked italy information work intercepting migrants sea warning moves return libya would break international treaties the council europe said wednesday written italian government day italian navy ship helped libya coastguard headed migrants the coastguard later brought refugees back libya italy would break european convention human rights direct role returning migrants libya face real risk torture inhuman degrading treatment punishment council human rights commissioner nil muiznieks wrote italy interior minister marco minniti told ans news agency country ships never returned migrants libya rescue italy activities aimed training equipping giving logistical support libyan coast guard returns added andrea dora destroyer provided libyan coast guard vessel took migrants two rubber boats according italy navy the coastguard later posted pictures online bringing migrants back libya said taken detention centers the united nations condemned libyan detention centers inhuman abuse lack basic hygiene medical care even food the council europe said wednesday muiznieks wrote minniti italy european union provided training equipment repairs vessels libyan coastguard effort bolster ability stop departure overcrowded migrant boats more migrants set europe libya since with italy facing election early next year minniti spearheaded efforts try provide money equipment libyan authorities agree fight people smuggling sea arrivals italy fallen percent year period libyan coast guard working tandem armed group west triple camped departures departures east triple tunisia however increase worldnews