Tunisia: security forces expel 400 migrants to Libya borders ...Kuwait

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Since 3 June, over 400 sub-Saharan migrants and asylum seekers were reportedly forcibly expelled to the Libyan border, amid an escalation of anti-migrant sentiment in the North African state after the death of a Tunisian man during clashes with a group of migrants in Sfax. On Monday, Tunisian security forces deported the first group of twenty migrants, including a pregnant woman and a child to the Ben Gardane Area, a militarised Tunisia-Libya border zone. The next day, hundreds were dropped in the same area, including dozens of children, women, and migrants with asylum seeker status. The group includes reportedly nationalities from Cameroon, Mali, Guinea, Côte d’Ivoir

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