serious human shit i see in. increasing numbers of people are dying in the desert because the main route is more strictly controlled a serious allegation. the government in may says the stricter controls are designed to protect people. the european union leads a mission in each year to train police eighty europeans work at their headquarters near me twenty are posted in august is. their brief is to train local authorities in conducting more effective controls. the idea with them beach or have an eye on that water point and that s what actually the authorities are doing so they are out there trying to you know go there but also it is difficult because they don t necessarily have the mobility they don t have the costs and. they sometimes stay i think in belmont at the
has allocated more than eight billion euros to stem the tide of migration. today more migrants are dying in the desert than in the mediterranean. some and sorry for. what impact. on africa. our investigation begins. we re headed towards libya from. trade road. once the main trade route for caravans it remains an economic lifeline . merchants transport goods from. and subsaharan countries all the way to libya on
these regular troops have also been accused of human rights abuses. the border with eritrea is a six hundred kilometer long invisible line through the desert. it s strategically important five thousand people flee eritrea every month. nine million refugees currently live in the horn of africa sudan has been instructed to prevent them from setting off for europe. we have an appointment with a local police chief. one i learned a few has and who are. always maintained that as long as european nations are the refugees destination and suffer from illegal migration they have to pay in the shape of transport modern surveillance equipment modern vehicles even airplanes that can monitor the long borders into ethiopia and eritrea.
countries. of the for two i.d. s of the like. liberia born may twenty fifth one thousand nine hundred three. with photos. on the radio broadcaster sarah f.m. regularly reports on e.u. policy and its repercussions. we meet up with the editor in chief even him. he shows us photographs of people who have a deadly died trying to reach europe. this is c m your migrant was found dead in the vehicle of happen because they are blocking the only routes that can be traveled safely she must know our grandparents used to. have you mr self why the government of nigeria has refused to let you travel further into the desert . they have something to hide crush the sahara has become an open air sanitary
criminal and there to a concert or. reintegration of the regular so he s pragmatic in his defense of e.u. cooperation with dictatorships like sudan so therefore the reality of camps therefore let s add them because you for another wave stuff about you know that would be a problem if we partially close or get this if we leave open cool for example where there would be simply the traffic therefore let s cooperate with them you know order to have a better management of this this better management however may be having serious repercussions we raise the subject of dead migrants in the knees desert. all this is a. mistake and from unfortunate also people dying but you re not to say that therefore this policy is rotten because it has an intended consequences which are pushing people to do this in the chain of causality i deny that i think can