At a time when Tunisia is being destroyed and its situation is systematically aggravated, and this crisis is being internationalized so that the senior officials of the colonial countries issue fatwas and their media talk about the imminent moment of collapse, in order to create an international public opinion that legitimizes attempts at foreign intervention. […]
In a tragic accident that adds to the many tragedies the Ummah is witnessing, a boat carrying migrants who set off from Turkey to Italy, hoping for a safe and dignified life, sank. Death preceded them, and more than 65 people drowned, including about 12 children and infants out of 200 people. The reactions to […]
The Directorate of Migration Management of the Ministry of Interior reported that 124,441 irregular migrants were deported last year, and 58,758 Syrians voluntarily returned to the safe zones created in northern Syria. (03.01.2023 Sondakika)
Almost 20% of unaccompanied child migrants from Albania taken in by Kent County Council this year have disappeared, the BBC has found. The local authority took in 197 Albanian children up until 31 October, 39 of whom have gone missing. The children have been classed as vulnerable and without proper guardianship. It has been a […]
In recent weeks, the British government has been under fire for the inhumane treatment of asylum seekers in its immigration centres, and the appalling conditions in which they are held while waiting to be processed once they arrive on the country’s shores. Around 4000 people were kept at the Manston facility in Kent, a former […]
President Erdoğan: “500,000 Syrians have returned to safe zones. We are now working on a project that will ensure the return of 1 million Syrian brothers and sisters.” (03.05.2022 Son Dakika)
Video clips spread of many survivors of the sinking of the Tripoli boat yesterday evening, in which they recount how the coast guard of the Lebanese army sank the boat after deliberately colliding with it twice, splitting it in half and drowning all its passengers except for those who could swim, and they were few.
