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Rejected Rohingya boat sighted off Indonesia coast

Rejected Rohingya boat sighted off Indonesia coast

  • Nearly 200 Burmese died or went missing last year while attempting hazardous sea crossings
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176 migrants rescued off Libya, 110 others turned back

176 migrants rescued off Libya, 110 others turned back

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‘Sand mafias’ threaten Morocco’s coastline

‘Sand mafias’ threaten Morocco’s coastline

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Tunisia rescues 140 migrants off its coast

Tunisia rescues 140 migrants off its coast

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