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Le port de Teboulba, le plus important port de pêche et chantier naval de la région, est au coeur des réseaux de passeurs du Sahel tunisien© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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Leila, the mother of Youssef, a 29-year-old man who went missing at sea in July 2020, tells us from her living room about her son’s harrowing journey during his illegal crossing. Eleven young people, including one girl, set out from the Tunisian coast in late July 2020 and were lost at sea; without fuel, they drifted for 11 days—the two survivors. To save his friends, Youssef set out on foot after eight days to try to swim to an oil rig; he has been missing ever since. Leila, the mother of Youssef, a 29-year-old man who went missing at sea in July 2020, tells us from her living room about her son’s harrowing journey during his illegal crossing. Eleven young people, including one girl, set out from the Tunisian coast in late July 2020 and were lost at sea; without fuel, they drifted for 11 days—the two survivors. To save his friends, Youssef set out on foot after eight days to try to swim to an oil rig; he has been missing ever since. Leila, the mother of Youssef, a 29-year-old man who went missing at sea in July 2020, tells us from her living room about her son’s harrowing journey during his illegal crossing. Eleven young people, including one girl, set out from the Tunisian coast in late July 2020 and were lost at sea; without fuel, they drifted for 11 days—the two survivors. To save his friends, Youssef set out on foot after eight days to try to swim to an oil rig; he has been missing ever since. Leila, the mother of Youssef, a 29-year-old man who went missing at sea in July 2020, tells us from her living room about her son’s harrowing journey during his illegal crossing. Eleven young people, including one girl, set out from the Tunisian coast in late July 2020 and were lost at sea; without fuel, they drifted for 11 days—the two survivors. To save his friends, Youssef set out on foot after eight days to try to swim to an oil rig; he has been missing ever since. Leila, the mother of Youssef, a 29-year-old man who went missing at sea in July 2020, tells us from her living room about her son’s harrowing journey during his illegal crossing. Eleven young people, including one girl, set out from the Tunisian coast in late July 2020 and were lost at sea; without fuel, they drifted for 11 days—the two survivors. To save his friends, Youssef set out on foot after eight days to try to swim to an oil rig; he has been missing ever since. Leila, the mother of Youssef, a 29-year-old man who went missing at sea in July 2020, tells us from her living room about her son’s harrowing journey during his illegal crossing. Eleven young people, including one girl, set out from the Tunisian coast in late July 2020 and were lost at sea; without fuel, they drifted for 11 days—the two survivors. To save his friends, Youssef set out on foot after eight days to try to swim to an oil rig; he has been missing ever since.
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M63-712

Le port de Teboulba, le plus important port de pêche et chantier naval de la région, est au coeur des réseaux de passeurs du Sahel tunisien

ReferenceM63-712
CategoryActualités / 2021 / M63-700 Illegal Immigration, *L'Obs*, May 4, 2021
LicenceRM — rights managed
Date taken2013
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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