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Who are sub-Saharan migrants?
Sub-Saharan African migrants are individuals from countries south of the Sahara Desert. They often undertake long and dangerous journeys through multiple countries to reach North Africa, hoping to eventually enter Europe. Their presence in the story reflects a broader pattern of migration flows towards European territories.
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