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تونزي تيليغراف
Tunisia Telegraph: Guinean "General" in migrant study
The article addresses the phenomenon of exploiting African migrants at the Tunisian-Algerian border. It references reports and field testimonies that speak of networks involved in trafficking migrants, using violence and extortion, and demanding ransoms of up to a thousand euros from their families. The name "The General" emerges, referring to a Guinean man accused of torturing migrants and deporting them in exchange for ransom payments, though there are no official documents to substantiate these accusations. The article also highlights that the challenges at the border have led to serious consequences for migrants, including kidnapping and detention, with unofficial networks exploiting their transit and turning the situation into a market for extortion. It emphasizes the need for independent investigations to determine the extent of this phenomenon and identify those responsible.
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