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'Life in Tunisia is getting worse every day': A young Senegalese who lost everything in the destruction of his shelter

Lamine* is 19 years old. This young Senegalese man has been living in Tunisia for three years. He says that living conditions for sub-Saharan migrants in the country are becoming increasingly difficult, particularly in the Sfax region where the destruction of migrant camps is accelerating. Lamine lost everything in the latest evacuation of his shelter in the kilometer 30 camp.

Bilal's tale: A recipe for success via baking from Morocco to Germany

From the narrow streets of Nador in Morocco, to the bustling job market of Germany, 24-year-old Bilal decided on a legal route to reach Germany, via his baking skills. Here he told InfoMigrants more about his journey.

The hidden trauma of Malian refugee women and girls

As thousands of Malians are fleeing terror and fighting in their home country, women and girls often have to deal with the added trauma of sexual violence.

'My heart is still in Aleppo, my life bound to Germany'

"How Can I Go Back?" That question haunts Hevin, the Syrian mother of four, every time she recalls the streets of Aleppo, her hometown in Syria, that she left behind more than a decade ago. A year after Assad’s fall, her dream remains suspended, caught between an unquenchable longing and a reality that binds her to Germany.

Italy: Exploited after reuniting with spouse, woman finds freedom

Reduced to slavery after joining her husband, who had migrated to Italy, a Tunisian woman found the courage to report her situation to the authorities. She is now free thanks to the assistance provided by the Amad association, based in the Marche city of Ancona.