A Libyan human rights activist said on Saturday that 15 migrants whose charred bodies were found a day earlier were killed by smugglers in the country’s west. “We have followed with concern the killing of 15 asylum seekers and irregular migrants of different nationalities,” Ahmed Hamza, who heads the independent National Committee for Human Rights in Libya, told Anadolu Agency. “The victims were killed by a group of outlaws who engaged in smuggling migrants and human trafficking in Sabratha,” he added, referring to a coastal city about 70 kilometres west of Tripoli. The city is a major launchi…