Sunday, July 16, 2017
Refugees in limbo after Tunisia shuts desert camp | Refugees
One morning last month, a group of soldiers arrived unexpectedly at Tunisia’s Choucha refugee camp and began clearing the area of the several dozen men who had been living there. “The soldiers told us to go back to Libya or to board a bus to Tunis,” Mohamed, a 37-year-old refugee from the Ivory Coast who declined to give his last name, told Al Jazeera. The men were allowed to grab one suitcase 
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