Foreign Chronicles Patrice Darras
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North Africa migrations explained
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43:08Now PlayingMigrations to Europe, migrations to Italy, this is on what we focus here. We start with a video about slavery and we follow the travel of a migrant leaving Nigeria to go through Niger and then through Libya. Until he reaches (or not) the mediterranean sea.
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I do not put the link to the video of Ross Kemp, but here is the name of it that you can find in Youtube:
Ross Kemp Libya's Migrant Hell
At the end of this video, you are going to understand better what is happening Lybia. The weight of migrations to Europe, where the migrants are from. What the geopolitical context is behind this. What events turn migrants into slave. What they endure in the desert and in the Mediterranean sea.
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Concerning the originating countries. Mediterranean sea refugees are not anymore primarily from Syria in 2017, but from Nigeria. Then from Syria, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Morocco, Bangladesh – I take out the countries which are not Africans since we focus on Africa today – Gambia, Mali, Iraq, Algeria – to continue I took another source, equally reliable but that is a bit older since those are the figures of the years 2015 – 2016. With this source from Eurostat, we see that the other main countries of migrations are Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Eritrea, Albania, Russia, Somalia, Morocco, Ivory Coast, Sudan, Turkey, and Senegal.
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