Tunisia
Authorities in Tunisia issued a custodial order against dozens of illegal migrants this Wednesday following scuffles with local residents on Monday.
The incident occurred in Tunisia's second largest city, Sfax.
On Monday, a 38-year-old Tunisian man was stabbed by a group of sub-Saharan migrants sparking a wave of unrest.
Authorities have announced that another group of 22 irregular migrants is appearing in court this Wednesday.
Four Tunisians were also accused of hosting illegal migrants in buildings belonging to them.
Tunisia's second-largest city is a departure point for many migrants hoping to reach Italy, and tensions have been rising in Sfax for months.
On Tuesday, another group of 55 migrants reached the Italian island of Lampedusa. The group includes migrants from Liberia, Ivory Coast, Mali, Burkina Faso and Guinea.
Go to video
Kinshasa reacts to Trump's claim that 'many' Congolese come to US
Go to video
Tunisia jails opponents, critics of President Saied
01:16
Trump sparks backlash after remarking about Congo
Go to video
Protesters in Haiti demand protection against gangs
02:05
Human Rights Watch urges action over incendiary weapons use in South Sudan
00:50
Spain: human trafficking ring smuggling moroccans into europe dismantled