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Labor was warned its perceived ‘one-sided’ Israel support over Gaza raised social cohesion concerns
Internet shutdowns at record high in Africa as access ‘weaponised’
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Group numbering at least 80 discovered in uninhabited region reportedly without water, food or shelter
Libyan border guards have rescued dozens of migrants they said had been left in the desert by Tunisian authorities without water, food or shelter.
Hundreds of people from sub-Saharan African countries were forcibly taken to desert and hostile areas bordering Libya and Algeria after racial unrest in early July in Sfax, Tunisia’s second largest city.
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