Algeria: Deported Migrants Robbed in Mali

Expand Men deported from Algeria queuing after their arrival to Bamako, October 25, 2017. © 2017 Bukary Dao/Le Républicain (Beirut) – Algerian authorities have arbitrarily deported in the beginning of March more than a hundred migrants of various African nationalities into a lawless zone of neighboring Mali, where armed groups have robbed some of them, Human Rights Watch said today. The Algerian authorities failed to adequately screen the migrants to determine their status and give them the opportunity to challenge their deportation, including those who might have refugee claims, and…

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