A baby’s body that washed up on a Spanish beach near the Mediterranean city of a week ago is that of a migrants’ daughter from a shipwreck that killed all the 15 people aboard in April, police said on Tuesday.
Amid racial tensions sparked by the death of a 41-year-old Tunisian man, rights groups say the Tunisian government is carrying out a “purging” of the city of any person of sub-Saharan origin.
The construction industry, which is largely dependent on migrant labor, is one of the sector's most devastated by the dual impact of Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic.
After three days of sailing, the Humanity 1 search-and-rescue vessel arrived Saturday (July 15) in Italy’s Ancona port with about 200 migrants onboard.
Over 1,400 migrants arrived in Italy on Sunday (July 16) as regional governments demand better communication about migrant relocation and reception from federal authorities.