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In the depth of her pain, Aminata Boi is fighting the battle of support for the families of missing persons at sea during attempts at irregular migration. The woman whose eldest son disappeared after the sinking of a ship became the voice of the families of Senegalese immigrants who had disappeared and their suffering, which was still in taboos in Senegal, and in the town of Mabor, from which she was determined, with high migration rates.
In the depth of her pain, Aminata Boi is fighting the battle of support for the families of missing persons at sea during attempts at irregular migration. The woman whose eldest son disappeared after the sinking of a ship became the voice of the families of Senegalese immigrants who had disappeared and their suffering, which was still in taboos in Senegal, and in the town of Mabor, from which she was determined, with high migration rates.
