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Nigeria
Libya was hell, but for Nigeria’s migrants, home isn't much better
Europe paid over 300 million euros to send people like Evelin back to their home nations. It forgot about her once she was there. As Euronews' repatriation investigation continues, we hear another horrific story from those who took part in the scheme.
Eritrea
Eritrean migrants claim EU voluntary return programme isn’t voluntary
Eritrean migrants on a flight last year told Euronews that they were forced to fly back to Asmara even after they changed their minds. The UN says Eritrea is one of the most repressive countries on earth - so why is the EU paying for migrants to return there?
Eritrea
Euroviews. Understanding why Eritreans flee to Europe ǀ View
Since 2003, the [Eritrea] government has forced final year secondary school students - boys and girls - into compulsory military training at the Sawa military camp. They are then channelled into indefinite national service, either in military or civilian roles.
