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NGO Says Tunisia Expelled Hundreds Of Sub-Saharan Migrants From Capital

NGO Says Tunisia Expelled Hundreds Of Sub-Saharan Migrants From Capital
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Hundreds of migrants expelled from Tunis - Newspaper

“At least 300 migrants, including refugees and asylum-seekers, as well as women and children, were forcibly evacuated overnight,” says rights group.

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NGO says Tunisia expelled hundreds of sub-Saharan migrants from capital

NGO says Tunisia expelled hundreds of sub-Saharan migrants from capital
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Migrant crossings resume in the Mediterranean, but arrivals in Italy decrease

It only took a few days of good weather for crossings in the central Mediterranean, between Tunisia, Libya and Italy, to start to rise again News

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EU-Tunisia migration deal: Proposal ignores migrant human rights concerns

A proposed migration deal with Tunisia could help the North African nation avert economic collapse, but observers fear worsening conditions for migrants and future returnees. By Jennifer Holleis and Tarak Guizani

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