Congolese singer and rapper GIMS has cancelled his concert in Tunisia in what he described as solidarity with the illegal migrants who are currently present at the Tunisian Libyan borders.
“Children, women and men expelled from Tunisia to Libya live in inhuman conditions. I cannot maintain my visit to Tunisia, scheduled for August 11th,” wrote the singer in his Instagram story on Sunday.
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