Authorities say 200 migrants preparing to travel by boat to Europe have been arrested.
TUNIS: Tunisian authorities expelled hundreds of sub-Saharan African migrants from the port of Sfax today after they were thrown out of their homes during unrest in July, a rights group said.
According to authorities, around 200 migrants “who were preparing to make the clandestine boat trip” towards Europe were arrested. Racial tensions flared in Tunisia’s second city of Sfax after the July 3 killing of a Tunisian man following an altercation with migrants.
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