Deported fromTunisia to Algeria to Niger, a Cameroonian migrant's failed European dream

Our Observer, “Paul”, had left Cameroon for Tunisia, from where he dreamed of crossing the Mediterranean Sea to try his luck in Europe. But he fell victim to Tunisia's repressive policy towards irregular migrants: arrested on a boat while trying to reach Italy, he was deported to the desert areas of Algeria and Niger, in terrible conditions. He ended up asking to be repatriated to Cameroon.
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[@alexvictor147]

Stay in your country and fight your politicians there for a better future.

[@Beberle675]

Sorry not sorry, europe is full and to be fair, lots of migrants have shown ill intent. Please fix your own countries instead of breaking down civilised onces, if you can.

[@lefuedebout]

23 thousand Africans turned back, thats 23 thousand fewer Africans in Europe. Europe can NOT absorb the millions of Africans who wish to move to Europe for a better life. While on one hand, no one can condem a person for wanting a better life. However 5 million Africans moving to Europe would change Europe drastically. If 5 million Europeans moved to Africa it would hardly be noticed and cause zero change on Africa.

[@raw0001]

What is the matter with you .!!?
0.whatever million WHITES went to/invaded Africa, eons ago, and this is the terrible change we are noticing to this date.
I am assuming you weren't being ironic, so I can only be impressed by your practiced ignorance..!!!