Discovery of a mass grave in the desert in North Africa
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency, citing Al-Arabiya, sources related to the United Nations announced the discovery of a mass grave in the desert on the border of Libya and Tunisia in North Africa.
Fulker Türk said at the UN Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva, while announcing this: I ask the authorities to react quickly and about these crimes. to carry out research in a complete way.
While strongly condemning actions against immigrants and refugees, he announced: The families of the victims have the right to know the truth.
At the same time, UN-affiliated sources announced that these people may have been killed while being smuggled through the desert.
The International Organization for Migration announced in March (March/April) that the bodies of at least 65 migrants were discovered in a mass grave in southwestern Libya.
The United Nations and some other organizations say that more migrants and refugees in Africa are heading north to the Mediterranean Sea and Europe, crossing dangerous desert routes. . These are routes that criminal gangs expose migrants and asylum seekers to enslavement, organ harvesting, rape, kidnapping for ransom and other abuses.
A recent report by the United Nations refugee and migration agencies and the Migration Center Research Group estimated that land routes in Africa are twice as deadly as sea routes in It is all over the Mediterranean. The Mediterranean is the deadliest sea route for migrants in the world.
The other day, news sources announced the death of 12 illegal Syrian immigrants in the Algerian desert. They went and took refuge in Europe and died of thirst in the burning desert. The rescue and relief center of Tamengest, Algeria published the names of the victims, some of whom are young and born in 2003 and 2006.
