France 24 Investigation Examines Deportations of Migrants to Cameroon
The report, conducted with Forbidden Stories, looks at African migrants held in a Yaoundé center after being expelled by the Trump administration under a reported secret agreement.
France 24, working with the investigative network Forbidden Stories, examined the situation of African migrants held at a center in Yaoundé, Cameroon, after their deportation by the Trump administration.
The investigation cites a reportedly secret agreement negotiated between the two countries' leaders, according to France 24.
Forbidden Stories investigative journalist Léa Peruchon discussed the findings as a guest on France 24, the outlet said.
Sources
- Deportation Project : Ce que révèle l'enquête au Cameroun — France 24 — Français
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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