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ABIDJAN: Almost 300 people returned from Tunisia to Mali and Ivory Coast on Saturday after boarding repatriation flights, fearful of a wave of violence since the president launched a tirade against migrants. Last month President Kais Saied ordered officials to take "urgent measures" to tackle irregular migration, claiming without evidence that "a criminal plot" was underway
TUNIS — Almost 280 Malians and Ivorians left Tunisia on Saturday on repatriation flights, fearful of a wave of violence since a controversial tirade against migrants by the president.In February, President Kais Saied ordered officials to take "urgent measures" to tackle irregular migration, claiming without evidence that "a criminal plot" was under way "to change Tunisia's
Malian students and others living abroad arrive on the tarmac at Bamako on their return from Tunisia after boarding repatriation flights, fearful of a wave of violence since the president launched a tirade against migrants.
Hundreds of migrants from sub-Saharan African countries are fleeing from Tunisia following a controversial call for a crackdown by the president.
TUNIS: Some 300 West African migrants were set to leave Tunisia on repatriation flights on Saturday, fearful of a...