Tunisia
Rescued golden eagle released back into the wild in Tunisia
A golden eagle was released back into the wild from Mont Sidi Zid, after months of rehabilitation in Tunisia, AFP
A study by the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights reveals over 75% of sub-Saharan African migrants were pushed into Tunisia.
Thousands aim to cross the Mediterranean to Italy for better life chances. Surveying 379 migrants from March to May 2024, it found 84.7% entered without visas; 60% through Algeria, 23% via Libya. Many did not choose to enter Tunisia.
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Rescued golden eagle released back into the wild in Tunisia
A golden eagle was released back into the wild from Mont Sidi Zid, after months of rehabilitation in Tunisia, AFP
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