Bamako – Mali says that neighboring Mauritania is violently suffering from violence that suffered by their deported citizens and demanding “violation of human rights violations.
For several weeks, Mauritania is mainly migrants from neighboring countries in West Africa, mainly, Senegal, Ivory Coast and Guinea.
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The Atlantic Seafood serves as a marypiciary country of African migrants wishing to reach a wide, arguing country and the sea.
Authorities say they target undocumented individuals of “Daily” deportations.
However, the campaign removed a voice in the region.
“The Mali government expresses anger and condemn the highest stiffness of the treatment he was greedy in Mauritania,” he said.
At the same time, he said, “The conditions of violating the rights of human rights and especially migrants” are regretted.
The government “calls on the Mauritanian authorities to show restraint and suspend urgent violence against the citizens of Malia.”
Like SOS Esclaves, migrant law groups condemned the arrests in “inhuman” conditions.
Mauritania says migrants are returned to the country’s crossings.
According to Mossa AG Attaher, who lives abroad, more than 1,500 Malian migrants withdrawn from Mauritania in recent weeks.
Maeritania meetings “will continue to protect solid historical ties between the two countries,” he said.
Finance Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Diop visited Mauritania to deliver a message on “Friendly and Brotherhood relations between the two countries in Mauritania on Thursday.
Mauritanian counterpart Muhammad Salem Ould Merzoug raised the number of its citizens in each other’s land.
However, Merzoug insisted that Mauritania was “the right to take all the necessary measures to ensure the security and protect its citizens.”
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