Reports

Intensified migrant hunting campaign announced in Algeria

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Protest in the face of massive police repression

Niger authorities arrest 335 asylum seekers. Alarme Phone Sahara says No to the criminalization of desperate people, but calls on those in charge of resolving the situation to opt for more realistic and feasible solutions based on the demands of the refugees!

On 16th of December 2019, almost 1000 refugees left the UNHCR camp in Agadez, Niger, and started a sit-in at the UNHCR office.

According to reports, in the week before 22nd of November, the Moroccan authorities again carried out pushbacks of migrants to the border with Algeria.

Once again, Sudanese refugees stranded in Niger are demonstrating to demand a solution for their future

Deportation convoys and "humanitarian" deportation charter

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Tragic accident after deportations from Algeria to Niger

According to available information, a total number of 350 people deported from Algeria into the desert on the Niger border arrived in Assamaka on 20th of September 2019.

Report on the tragic death of a Guinean man who was killed on September 7 by Moroccan police in the Boulingo forest, near Nador in northern Morocco, in the region near the Melilla enclave.