Following an EU deal, Mauritanian authorities have rounded up and deported thousands of people to Mali and Senegal.
Migrants in hiding as Mauritania pushbacks drastically cut Europe arrivals
Following an EU deal, Mauritanian authorities have rounded up and deported thousands of people to Mali and Senegal.
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