Showing posts with label African migrants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label African migrants. Show all posts

Friday, 28 August 2015

Europe Refugee Crisis: Those setting fires in other countries can’t complain

Europe Refugee Crisis: Those setting fires in other countries can’t complain 
Europe is in panic. No, not because of tumbling stocks over what they see as China ‘slowing down’. This itself is intriguing; fanatical prophets and apostles of market forces, begging the Chinese Government to intervene in the Stock Market. The panic is about the tidal waves of migrants from war torn countries, surviving the seas, especially the Mediterranean, to make landfall on European coasts.


Tuesday, 25 August 2015

African migrants clash with Italian police and shut down traffic in Milan to protest living conditions

African migrants clash with Italian police and shut down traffic in Milan to protest living conditions 
Hundreds of migrants clashed with police in the Italian city of Milan after blocking a major road in protest of poor living conditions at a Red Cross refugee center and their inability to get work permits.

Monday, 20 April 2015

David Cameron 'directly caused' Libyan refugee crisis - Nigel Farage

 David Cameron 'directly caused' Libyan migrant crisis - Nigel Farage

Nigel Farage has blamed “fanatical” David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy for the drowning of hundreds of migrants off Italy, saying the exodus was “directly caused” by western intervention in the civil war in Libya.

Saturday, 23 August 2014

Boat with 200 suspected African migrants sinks off the coast of Libya: 200 bodies recovered 170 still missing

 
Boat with 200 suspected African migrants sinks off the coast of Libya: 200 bodies recovered 170 still missing
A boat carrying about 200 suspected African migrants have sunk off the coast of Libya. Libyan authorities have recovered at least 20 bodies off the coast of Tripoli, after a boat carrying the migrants suspected to be from sub-Saharan Africa went missing at sea.
"We found 16 individuals alive, the rest are lost. We are investigating the rest. There were 20 bodies, found dead in the water," Abdel Latif Mohamed Ibrahim, a member of the Libyan coast guard, said early on Saturday following the Friday incident.