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04/10/2026

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03/10/2026

"I Just Want To Go Home" - Gambian Man Homeless in Italy Cries Out For Help
This is a very sad story of a Gambian man named Demba.
Demba, who is from Basse in The Gambia, has been living in Italy for the past 15 years. But according to him, life is not going well for him anymore. He is now homeless and struggling on the streets of Italy.
He says it has been 2 years since he lost all communication with his family back home in The Gambia. He has no way to contact them and they have no way to reach him.
In a video recorded by a Nigerian man who promised to assist him, Demba made a heartfelt appeal to the public.
He said that if he can get any help today, he wants to return home to his family in The Gambia.
He is begging anyone who knows his family members in Basse to inform them about his situation, so they can seek help to bring him back home.
Please share this story. If you know his family, kindly let them know that Demba needs help to return home. # Senegal

01/10/2026

🚨🛟 134 MIGRANTS INTERCEPTED OFF THE COAST OF SENEGAL

On Tuesday, 29 September 2026, the French Navy carried out a sea rescue operation approximately 90 kilometres northwest of Dakar, involving a pirogue carrying 134 migrants from Gambia.

The migrants were rescued and later disembarked at the Amiral Faye GASSAMA Naval Base, where they were handed over to the competent authorities.

This rescue once again highlights the dangers faced by people attempting the Atlantic migration route in overcrowded and unsafe boats. ゚viralシ

22/08/2026

BARRA ANTI-CRIME UNIT, GAMBIA NAVY INTERCEPT
44 PERSONS IN SUSPECTED IRREGULAR MIGRATION
ATTEMPT
Date: August 22, 2026
The Barra Anti-Crime Unit, in coordination with The Gambia Navy, on Saturday, August 22, 2026, intercepted 44 persons at Sami Island in connection with a suspected irregular migration attempt.
Acting on intelligence, the joint security team proceeded to the area, where several individuals reportedly fled upon sighting security personnel. The 44 persons intercepted were subsequently escorted to the Barra Anti-Crime Unit for further investigation and processing.
Preliminary enquiries indicate that those intercepted are nationals of various West African countries. The Police and colleagues are conducting the necessary screening and welfare assessments in accordance with established procedures.
The operation underscores the importance of interagency cooperation and intelligence-led policing in addressing irregular migration and protecting lives from the risks associated with unsafe migration routes.
The Gambia Police Force, together with Sister Services, remains committed to preventing irregular migration, safeguarding lives and promoting the use of lawful migration channels.
The public is encouraged to remain vigilant and promptly report suspicious activities relating to irregular migration to the nearest Police station or call 9968885 (Police
PRO).

19/06/2026

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15/06/2026

Update: The migrants have been rescued.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who contributed to this emergency response.

Special thanks to the Red Cross, Fire and Rescue Service, National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA), nearby health facilities, humanitarian organizations, the Navy, Coast Guard, immigration emergency responders, volunteers, and all relevant authorities for their rapid intervention and support.

Your swift response helped provide urgent medical assistance, rescue operations, and the evacuation of injured individuals. Your dedication, professionalism, and commitment to saving lives are deeply appreciated.

Thank you to everyone who assisted, shared information, and supported the rescue efforts. Your collective action made a critical difference during this emergency. 🙏🚨❤️

11/06/2026

Have you ever wondered how the families of abducted and enslaved migrants in Libya are extorted?

Thousands of dollars are extracted from desperate families through unimaginable brutality: torture, r**e, broken bones, shattered jaws, fractured skulls, burning, starvation, and, in some cases, even reports of people being skinned alive.

These abuses are often carried out in front of cameras and in the presence of other captives to instill fear, enforce obedience, and pressure families into paying ransoms.

In this footage, a young Eritrean man who fled oppression in Eritrea is being tortured while being filmed. At the same time, he is forced to speak to his family by phone and beg for money to secure his release. The video is intended to demonstrate the suffering he is enduring and to compel his relatives to pay the demanded ransom.

This is one of the many horrific realities faced by migrants who fall into the hands of traffickers and criminal networks along migration routes through Libya.

Video by David Yambio
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