No exit
Attitudes to immigration change but pockets of hostility remain, while Europe tries to outsource its border controls.
Attitudes to immigration change but pockets of hostility remain, while Europe tries to outsource its border controls.
Morocco is my new home; this is where I want to live”. Ever since Ali left Senegal to move to Rabat, where he works as a street peddler, he has had to face humiliation and insults on a daily basis. “A man was walking past me and he muttered something, then he sneered at me and threw the coffee he was drinking all over me. They refer to us blacks as ‘niggers’ because they view us as a lower form of human being, but my only reaction to these insults is to be patient and smile, which are the only weapons one can use if one is to live happily”, he said in an interview published on YouTube.
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