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A boat carrying dozens of Sudanese refugees — including survivors of atrocities in Darfur — capsized in the Mediterranean on 7 February after leaving Tunisia. Only two people survived, and an estimated 40 are dead or missing.

The tragedy exposes the devastating impact of Europe's outsourcing "migration management" to governments that largely fail to protect people who flee war and misery. It also highlights Europe's failure to seriously address the reasons why people flee in the first place.
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More: https://euobserver.com/opinion/158176