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FOOD FIGHT TO MURDER! 34-year-old NIGERIAN, EMEKA NDUBUISI stabbed to death in Italy…begged for life to be spared at ghetto of Borgo Mezzanone …Incident happened at countryside near Foggia houses with an estimated 1,500 migrants *Killer, Evans Nnaemeka, a-24year old Nigerian confessed to crime as fight become violent in a restaurant *BY KUNLE AYOOLA/REPORTER, ITALY
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App against labor exploitation in rural southeastern Italy
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Italy: NGOs concerned for migrant farmworkers - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
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InfoMigrants By ANSA Published on : 2021/04/28
A 30-year-old citizen of Mali was injured in the face from an air gun pellet in an attack that took place during the night between Sunday and Monday in Foggia in southern Italy. The shots were fired from an off-road vehicle that came up beside their car.
Early Monday morning (April 26), three African migrants who were returning home in their car after having spent an evening with some friends who live in the Borgo Mezzanone settlement became the target of an attack by unknown people who shot an air gun from an off-road vehicle.
One of the migrants, Sinayogo B., a 30-year-old Mali citizen, was hit in the face and seriously injured. He is being treated at Riuniti Hospital in Foggia, where he underwent surgery. He is in serious but not life-threatening condition.
Opportunity to Learn Lessons for Future An immigrant worker picks clementines in Corgiliano-Rossano, Calabria, southern Italy, December 12, 2020. © Alfonso Di Vincenzo/KONTROLAB/LightRocket via Getty Images
(Milan) – An Italian program to provide undocumented migrants with a pathway to residency adopted amid the Covid-19 pandemic did not live up to its promise, Human Rights Watch said today.
It is too early to know how many people will ultimately benefit from it. But flaws in the program’s design and implementation resulted in a missed opportunity to address myriad vulnerabilities of undocumented migrants, including widespread exploitation in Italy’s agricultural sector.
“Italy was rightly praised for providing undocumented migrants a pathway to residency amid the pandemic,” said Judith Sunderland, associate Europe and Central Asia division director at Human Rights Watch. “But the tragic truth is that the effort was designed and