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International Organization for Migration
50 dead after migrant boat to Greece sinks off Libya, IOM reports
At least 50 Sudanese refugees lost their lives when a boat bound for Greece caught fire and went under off the coast of Libya, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has confirmed. According to the UN migration agency, the vessel sank about 60 kilometers (37 miles) from the eastern city of Tobruk. The IOM said…
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Ethiopian families mourn youth lost in deadly Gulf of Aden crossing
The dream of escaping poverty in Ethiopia has once again turned into tragedy. Earlier this...
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15 Egyptians dead as migrant boat capsizes off Libya’s coast near Tobruk
A deadly shipwreck off Libya’s eastern coast claimed the lives of at least 15 Egyptian...
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Hundreds of Sudanese migrants deported from eastern Libya amid crackdown on smuggling
Eastern Libyan authorities have deported hundreds of Sudanese nationals to their war-stricken...
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Deported immigrants held in solitary in Eswatini under U.S. third-country policy
Five immigrants deported from the United States under a controversial Donald Trump administration’s third-country policy are currently being held in solitary confinement in Eswatini, according to...
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Sudan conflict intensifies in Kordofan as civilians killed, humanitarian crisis deepens
The brutal conflict between Sudan’s military and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has intensified in the central Kordofan region, with deadly consequences for civilians already trapped...
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Smugglers force migrants into the sea off Djibouti, leaving 8 dead and 22 missing
A deadly tragedy unfolded off the coast of Djibouti after smugglers forced dozens of migrants into open waters, leaving at least eight dead and 22 others missing. The group had been packed aboard a vessel...
