article_snippet.sent: Christian migrants from Africa have spoken of making the perilous journey across the Mediterranean to escape beheading from Islamic State fanatics in Libya.
article_snippet.sent: Migrants: Eritrean refugees Haben (left) and his younger brother Samuel made the perilous journey across the Mediterranean to escape beheading from Islamic State fanatics .
article_snippet.sent: (l-r) Haben, Aman, Tesfalem and Samuel set off on the perilous sea journey across the Med Sea last week .
article_snippet.sent: Haben and Haben brother Samuel, 14,  risked Haben and his brother Samuel, 14 lives in hope of a brighter future in Europe.
article_snippet.sent: Aman, together with Haben, Samuel and another Eritrean Tesfalem, who are all followers of the Coptic Orthodox Church - the main Christian Church in Egypt which has members worldwide - set off on the perilous sea journey across the Mediterranean last week.
article_snippet.sent: Haben said Haben fled Haben homeland after Haben was conscripted into the army - an ordeal that can last up to 30 years in this authoritarian state in the Horn of Africa.
article_snippet.sent: Most of the adults living in Eritrea face conscription or compulsory labour.
highlights_snippet.sent: Christian migrants speak of making the journey across Med to escape ISIS .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Eritrean refugee Haben, 19, made the perilous trip with brother Samuel, 14 .
  