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Tunisian Authorities abandon 600 migrants in desert following interception at sea – The North Africa Post

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Tunisian forces intercepted 612 sub-Saharan migrants at sea, but instead of providing them with assistance, they abandoned them in the desert at the country’s borders with Algeria and Libya. The migrants were transported in buses to remote desert areas, including near Chambi National Park, and left with no resources. After several days of walking, some […]
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Gambian Migrants Report Abuse and Desert Abandonment by Tunisian Authorities

By: Fatou Krubally Gambian migrants attempting to reach Europe via the Mediterranean have reported severe mistreatment by Tunisian authorities, including interception at sea, physical abuse, and abandonment in desert regions near the Algerian border. According to firsthand testimonies shared on Ebrima Drammeh’s migrant situation reporting page, a group of 48 migrants, primarily from The Gambia and Guinea, departed from KM 19 in Sfax, Tunisia, ai…

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Tunisian Authorities abandon 600 migrants in desert following interception at sea – The North Africa Post

Tunisian forces intercepted 612 sub-Saharan migrants at sea, but instead of providing them with assistance, they abandoned them in the desert at the country’s borders with Algeria and Libya. The migrants were transported in buses to remote desert areas, including near Chambi National Park, and left with no resources. After several days of walking, some […]

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North Africa Post broke the news in Rabat, Morocco on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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