Sub-Saharans in Tunisia: At least 27 dead since July after deportations to Libyan border
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There are growing concerns about the deportation of subsarharn Africans from Tunisia. Since early July, many were deported to the Libyan and Algerian borders, in the desert. There was an international outcry and many were repatriated. But the team at INFO MIGRANTS has uncovered some shocking details about a group of migrants being held against their will at a high school. Arno Pedram, reporter with InfoMigrants, gives his analysis.