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Deadly destination

By Guardian Exclusive
20 September 2017   |   2:52 pm
Migrant children trying to reach Europe via the dangerous Mediterranean sea routes face deadly risks upon reaching their destination. Some of the migrants suffer beatings, forced labour and sexual exploitation, with sub-Saharan African children facing the highest risks.

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