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Algerian Coast Guard Saves 16 Somali Migrants from Stranded Boat

Mogadishu (AX) — In a dramatic turn of events, Algeria’s Coast Guard rescued at least 16 Somali migrants on a fraught Wednesday, their fragile boat discovered adrift amidst the often unforgiving waves, some 40 nautical miles north of the coastal town of El-Aouana in Jijel province. Can you imagine the quiet terror that grips the heart when the sea shows its indifferent face, miles from any hope? Commanded with precision by Algeria’s Naval Command, the swift operation was sparked by desperate distress signals, a clarion…

Somali Migrants Left Stranded on French Island Confront Homelessness and Deportation Following Smuggler Betrayal

In Mayotte—an archipelago encumbered by its dreams yet stung by reality—a haunting scenario unfolds for hundreds of Somali migrants who embarked on what seemed like a journey to a European El Dorado. Coaxing promises from shifty smugglers turned to ash as these voyagers landed not in prosperity but in destitution, with shadows of deportation threats looming ominously. Is hope that elusive mirage they dare chase across harsh terrains and unforgiving seas? Our tale begins with human traffickers weaving dreams in the minds of…

Freed Ethiopian Woman Urges Migrants to Stay Home After Harrowing Ordeal in Libya

TORONTO, Canada (AX) — The haunting visage of Nehima Jamal, a young Ethiopian woman of merely twenty summers, has lingered like an unsettling specter across digital platforms. Captured by traffickers in Libya, her image—tied, gagged, and battered—was used as a pawn to demand ransom. Now liberated, she opens up about the chilling odyssey that left her teetering on the brink of despair. Her testimony stands as a grave warning for others who may be contemplating a similar perilous path. Liberation came at a steep price—700,000…

Libyan Officials Save 263 African Migrants from Traffickers’ Grip

In the dimly lit remnants of a world that seems to have long forgotten compassion, Libyan authorities have stepped forward as unexpected custodians of hope. They rescued 263 African migrants, ensnared in the sullied nets of human traffickers within the Ajkhara district—a name that whispers of anguish and survival. Among the rescued throng are individuals from nations such as Somalia, Eritrea, and Ethiopia, stripped of the most basic human dignities, their bodies marred by signs of severe malnutrition and abuse. The tales…

Trump Plans to Establish Guantanamo Facility to Accommodate 30,000 Migrants

In a recent announcement, President Donald Trump has declared plans to direct both the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security to prepare a facility for migrants at Guantanamo Bay, with the potential capacity for up to 30,000 individuals. This bold move signals a significant shift in the U.S. government's strategy toward immigration enforcement. Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, is already known for more than just its high-security prison designed for foreign terrorism suspects. The naval base has historically been used as a…

Nine Migrants, Among Them Somalis, Discovered in Shipping Container at Irish Port

Mogadishu (AX) — In a harrowing turn of events at Rosslare Europort, a mere whisper of alarm echoed through the grim silence of a shipping container. Nine migrants, hailing from Somalia and Eritrea, had endured an unimaginable ordeal. Starved and parched, they spent four days in the stifling dark, stuffed like sardines, all in a desperate bid for freedom. Why endure such hardship, one might wonder? A phone call for help stirred a chain of actions that led to their rescue on a brisk Monday morning. Upon their discovery, the…

US Military Planes Transport Migrants as Pentagon Prepares Additional Troops for the Border

Under the blazing sun of immigration policy shifts, the U.S. military is springing into action, quite literally flying people to far-off lands. On a whirlwind Friday, the unmistakable hum of C-17 aircraft engines marked a novel chapter, as directed by President Donald Trump. The Pentagon, ever-prepared for boundary skirmishes, green-lighted sending additional soldiers, including the renowned 82nd Airborne Division, to patrol the southern border. One might've heard a flurry of wings as two…

Southwest State Saves Migrants in Anti-Trafficking Initiative

In the heart of Baidoa, a storm is brewing. The city, the bustling capital of Southwest State, is bubbling over with frustration and fury as its residents take to the streets to voice their outrage over the alarming wave of youth trafficking that has gripped the community. Picture this: determined faces woven with worry and resilience rallying together, their voices rising in a chorus demanding justice. It's a scene that could move even the hardest of hearts. The message? Crystal clear and urgent. "This is about protecting…

Italian Navy Delivers First Group of Migrants to Reception Center in Albania

A navy vessel transporting migrants has successfully docked at Shengjin port in Albania, marking a significant milestone in the recently established agreement between Italy and Albania. This marks the inaugural arrival of migrants under this new pact. After a lengthy journey of 36 hours, the Italian navy ship brought 16 individuals hailing from Bangladesh and Egypt. These individuals will temporarily reside in prefabricated accommodations while their applications for asylum are being assessed. Italy has set up two…

Somali Migrants in Libya Endure Torture, Starvation, and Plead for Return Home

Mogadishu (AX) — Picture this: A nightmare that hundreds of Somali migrants face while stranded in Libya. Dreaming of thriving in Europe, they flee home to escape conflict and poverty, yet find themselves ensnared in a grim landscape coated with violence and scarcity instead.Entrapped in Tripoli, these wayfarers have fallen into the hands of infamous human traffickers known as the "Magafe." These unscrupulous smugglers make life surreal with daily nightmares—extortion, torture, and the gnawing presence of starvation. As…

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