VOICED: Algerian youth risk their lives to make it to Europe

Sopheon, an Algerian, sold his car and attempted to migrate to Europe twice, facing detention and arrest. The term 'hiraga' describes his journey, symbolizing burning bridges and identity. Despite hardships, he hopes to reach Europe legally and advises his brother against illegal migration. The video highlights the struggles in Algeria and the risks of crossing the Mediterranean.

What motivated Sopheon to leave his hometown and head for the coast?

• He was on a vacation.

• He was seeking a better life.

• He was running from the law.

• He wanted to visit family.

What does the term 'hiraga' signify in the context of illegal immigration?

• A safe route to Europe.

• A legal document for immigrants.

• Burning one's identity papers.

• A type of boat used for crossing.

Why do some immigrants choose to risk their lives crossing the Mediterranean?

• They want to learn new languages.

• They are forced by their families.

• They have no work and face high living costs.

• They enjoy the adventure.

What is Sopheon's current stance on illegal immigration?

• He encourages others to try illegally.

• He plans to try again illegally.

• He hopes to immigrate legally.

• He has given up on immigration.

What advice does Sopheon give to his younger brother regarding immigration?

• To avoid illegal immigration.

• To follow in his footsteps.

• To seek help from smugglers.

• To save more money before leaving.