Migrants in Tunisia face growing pressure to leave 'voluntarily'

France 24 · Feb 27, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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As Tunisian authorities intensify their crackdown on migrant camps in El Amra and Jebeniana, a WhatsApp group is offering sub-Saharan migrants fast-track repatriation to their home countries.

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