Sudanese women living and working in Libya detail harrowing accounts of sexual and physical abuse
Five Sudanese families who fled to Egypt and later moved to Libya in search of work and better living conditions
According to Niamey-based NGO Alarme Phone Sahara, Algeria has turned back nearly 20,000 migrants from sub-Saharan Africa to neighboring Niger since January, in often
"brutal conditions", as reported by AFP on Monday.
Irregular migrants, including women and children, have since 2014 frequently been pushed back by Algeria, a key transit point for those attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea to Europe.
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