A migrant boat capsized off the coast of Libya on Tuesday, resulting in one confirmed death and 22 individuals reported missing. The vessel, carrying 32 migrants, was intercepted by the coast guard in Tobruk, which managed to rescue nine survivors. This incident is part of a troubling trend, with Libya serving as a major transit point for migrants fleeing conflict and poverty in Africa and the Middle East. Recent data from the International Organization for Migration indicates that in the past eight months, at least 434 migrants have died and 611 are missing off Libya's coast, while over 14,100 have been intercepted and returned to the country, where they face severe abuses in detention centers. The situation reflects the dire conditions migrants encounter, exacerbated by the chaos in Libya following the 2011 uprising. Similar tragedies continue to occur, underscoring the urgent need for safer migration routes.