Tunisia’s brutal treatment of refugees and the European agenda
Journalist Fadil Aliriza talks about the brutal treatment of refugees in Tunisia, the role of President Kais Saied’s policies, and the agenda of European leaders who seek to outsource the task of controlling migration
EU signs border control pact with Tunisia to stop migration
Tunisia will be the second country after Libya to play the role of border patrol to stop the inflow of migrants into European countries through the Mediterranean sea
Tunisia deports hundreds of sub-Saharan migrants across the border to Libya
Human rights group have expressed concern over the migrants’ safety and health in the border areas where they face multiple risks including physical and sexual violence
General strike planned against growing waste crisis in Sfax region in Tunisia
The waste crisis which has been ongoing for several months was further aggravated by the reopening of a controversial landfill by the authorities in defiance of court orders, giving rise to environmental and public health concerns
National Guard station burnt down in Tunisia after security forces kill one during anti-landfill protests
Local residents have been opposing the reopening of the landfill for months, expressing concerns about diseases and effects on public health and the environment
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