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First modification: 04/22/2026 - 05:32

The central Mediterranean remains the deadliest migration route. However, numerous deaths and disappearances have also been reported on the Afghanistan-Iran border, as well as on the route used by Rohingya refugees fleeing Myanmar. In 2025, around 8,000 people would have lost their lives trying to migrate, according to the most recent report from the International Organization for Migration (IOM). The IOM highlighted that some 340,000 family members have been affected by these deaths and warned that there are no signs that migratory routes are decreasing, but rather that they are changing and becoming increasingly dangerous.

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