In two months, 11 migrants died of thirst in the Algerian desert, near the Niger border, in the so-called "Zero Point" zone, according to Alarm Phone Sahara. Expulsions of sub-Saharan migrants by the Algerian authorities continue at1
To curb irregular immigration, the EU aims to stop migrants from reaching its borders by signing deals with several African countries.
A report by Action Against Hunger, an NGO active in the world's poorest countries, has found that in the French capital, 53 percent of unaccompanied minors under the age of 17 are suffering "severe hunger." Most of them are Guineans1
In the Irish capital, Dublin, tent cities set up by migrants lacking temporary protected status have been repeatedly cleared. The situation has been aggravated by Ireland's housing crisis and anti-migrant laws in the UK.
Thousands of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa have gathered in the Tunisian governorate of Sfax with the objective of reaching Europe.