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  2. Aug 2

    (⛔️🚢BREAKING) EVERYONE GOES BACK. In July, 23% of departing from made it to Europe. This is the LOWEST share ever. 72% were caught and brought back. 5.2% died or went missing.

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  3. Aug 7

    59,271 & arrived by sea to Europe in 2018. 1,514 dead/missing. Learn more ➡️

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  4. Aug 8

    I’ll wager by 2021’s census, native Scots will be nearer 75%. We’ll be a minority in our own country in decades to come. Thanks, . Thanks, . . .

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  5. Aug 8

    “Trinidad and Tobago is seen as a destination, transit, and possible source country for adults and children subjected to sex trafficking and forced labour.” - US State Department’s Trafficking in Persons (TIP) report.

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    marooned in Bosnia – Samir Yordamovic/Anadolu Agency via Photography | The Guardian - Migrants live in hard conditions in makeshift camps in Bihać, Bosnia-Herzegovina, near the border with Croatia as they wait to pass to other European countries.

  7. Aug 9

    .: “, and are underrepresented in European ”. What about the omission of ? What is going to do? Dialogue is open at

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  8. Aug 9

    & 9 people, including 7 children, drowned between Turkey and Greece.

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  9. Aug 9

    The crisis was a surge of new arrivals over only 9 months that ended 2.5 years ago.

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  10. Aug 8

    By the end of June 2018, some 1,288 and are believed to have died while trying to cross the sea to Europe. June was the deadliest month this year for those crossing the Central Mediterranean with some 564 persons believed to have died at sea.

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  11. Aug 3

    In May 2018, identified 679,897 in from 42 nationalities, 8% of them are minors. The top 5 nationalities were Nigerian, Egyptian, Chadian, Sudanese & Ghanaian. Together these nationalities account for up to 65% of Libya's migrant population.

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  12. Aug 1

    “Scotland is now”. No, it’s not. Stay at home. . . .

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  13. Aug 8

    strikes deal with on migration allowing pre-registered to be returned to within 48 hours. Comes into force on August 11th. Success for interior min. . and remain key countries wants to strike deal with.

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  14. Aug 7

    No one can stop ! | | |

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  15. Aug 9

    09.08.18 Zuwara Police Dept. acting on tip apprehended 13 in traffickers' safe house. All transferred to ImmDept for processing & accommodation

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  16. Aug 3

    French authorities continue to violate the law and the rights of and on the border on a daily basis:

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  17. Aug 7

    In August issue , -related infections in , trends in the up to 2030, and in , in , in

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  18. Aug 8

    New report from the Global Peace Index ranks as the 7th most dangerous country in the world. Yet another reason why and should not be returned to Libya.

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  19. Aug 2

    (🔴BREAKING) The absolute number of estimated to have died or gone missing upon leaving declined from 451 to 157. Still higher than the average 97 dead and missing after the drop in departures since July last year, but not too far.

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    World is waiting to see if or when will the leader start kicking out the illegals

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    I conducted research on the Metema corridor and walked into . Yes, aware of these regions & am looking at statistics as to why they produce high percentages of . Less development, climate..all contribute. Also social conditions & remittances create push factors.

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