In Brief: Migrants Deported by the United States: Lives in Limbo and Rights Violated in Africa

RFI reports on developments regarding "Migrants Deported by the United States: Lives in Limbo and Rights Violated in Africa," though the available excerpt does not allow the narrative to extend beyond the facts cited.

This is the final installment of our investigation conducted with the Forbidden Stories consortium. The report further notes that following our revelation of the details behind agreements made by the United States with countries accepting its deportees, we are examining the human cost of this policy. What becomes of those sent to countries they don't know? On the African continent, some are detained, others live in hiding or without legal status. And their lawyers find themselves facing unprecedented battles.

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