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More than 20,800 people, including 3,500 children, have died or disappeared in the Central Mediterranean in the past 10 years, according to the United Nations.
In the first five months of this year, 1,865 people have lost their lives trying to arrive in Spain irregularly from various African origins. Of these, 342 were girls and boys, and 113 women. The count is that of the oenegé Ca-Minando Fronteras, which this Tuesday presented a balance of the lethality of the Canarian route -in particular-, that of the Strait and the two Mediterraneans. The report draws the data from the study of 113 fatal cases t…
IOM: 650 Migrants Intercepted & Returned to Libya
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) reports that 635 migrants—including 32 women and 20 children—were intercepted at sea by the Libyan coastguard and returned to Libya between 8 and 14 June 2025 . The tragic tally includes five recovered bodies, underscoring the dangers of the Central Mediterranean route. The IOM provided emergency medical assistance and lifesaving support to returnees upon disembarkation. A Worsening Trend So far…
The latest report published by Ca-minando Fronteras warns that between January and May 1,865 migrants have died trying to...
At the end of April 2025 there were 122.1 million worldwide, more than twice as many as ten years ago. Read more
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