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Ten Days at Sea and a Return Marked by Distress: survivors...
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From Farafégné with 240 people on board, candidates for migration describe a difficult crossing, interrupted after ten days of wandering. In testimonies gathered by the Observer, they also denounce violence and deprivation after their interception and their return to Senegal. The story begins with a departure organized from Farafégné, Gambia, on 18 October. On board the canoe were 240 candidates for migration, among them Senegalese, Gambians and…
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