Seckasysteme would like to see (Fr) “a summit of West African heads of state so that clandestine emigration [1] can be uprooted and so as to find a durable solution to the problem.” “Hundreds have died since the beginning of the year for having simply tried to escape misery,” continues the blogger. “Images are shocking of these corpses that even sharks don't want, floating on the ocean, that end up on Spanish shores.” He posts photos [2].
Africa: Clandestine Emigration
· Written by Alice Backer
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