VOICED : For Senegal's youth, the deadly sea journey to Europe is worth the risk

The city of Limbo is a key departure point for migrants heading to the Canary Islands, leading to numerous sea tragedies. Economic hardship, worsened by the pandemic, drives many Senegalese to migrate. Declining fish stocks and foreign fishing licenses exacerbate local poverty. Smugglers exploit migrants, often leading to dangerous and fatal journeys. The Senegalese government is now taking steps to curb migration, including vocational training and cracking down on traffickers. Despite the risks, many still believe in a better future abroad.

How do local fishermen in Senegal perceive the impact of foreign fishing practices on their livelihoods?

What measures is the Senegalese government taking to address the issue of migration?