The Migrants Who Disappeared in the Channel
In October last year, an inflatable dinghy carrying 60-70 migrants left the north-east French coast for England.
It sank shortly after leaving, and while 48 people were saved, an official toll announced three deaths. However, at least a dozen more people went missing.
Thirteen bodies were found on French beaches and in the water, but one year on, nine remain unidentified, despite family cooperation.
Authors: Maïa Courtois, Maël Galisson and Simon Mauvieux
Author's summary: Migrants disappeared in the Channel, with many bodies still unidentified.
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