On March 24, 2026, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Tunisia organized its fourth charter flight of the year, enabling 97 migrants to return
The International Organization for Migration in Tunisia provided economic reintegration support to 1,760 migrants who returned to their countries of origin from Tunisia in 2025.
The Trump administration is in negotiations with Equatorial Guinea to accept undocumented migrants, including migrants identified as potentially having ties to criminal gangs, according to
Libya’s Rescue Coordination Center announced on Sunday, April 13, 2025, that a boat carrying 67 irregular migrants has drifted into Tunisian territorial waters near the
Libya’s Security Agency announced on April 2 the expulsion of ten international NGOs, accusing them of hostile activities aimed at resettling irregular Sub-Saharan migrants in
Tunisian authorities are continuing the evacuation of informal camps housing Sub-Saharan African migrants in Al-Amra and Jebeniana, Sfax. According to National Guard spokesperson Houssem Eddine
In a statement to Al-Sabah newspaper, the spokesperson for the National Guard revealed that since the beginning of the year until March 14, Tunisian authorities
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) expressed shock and concern today following the discovery of mass graves containing the bodies of dozens of migrants in
On Thursday, February 6, 2025, Tunisian Navy units swiftly responded to an emergency distress call regarding a malfunctioning boat stranded at sea and taking on