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Special African migrants receive food and water inside a football stadium in the Red Sea port city of Aden in Yemen, on April 23, 2019. (AFP/File Photo)

From Ethiopia to Yemen, a perilous migrant route to endless misery

  • Many of the refugees have little idea of the horror that awaits them in Houthi-controlled camps
  • The deaths in Sanaa reminded the world of the terrible price Houthis make African migrants pay
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