Intl. swimmers cross US-Mexico border to support migrants
An international convoy has swum the invisible border line dividing Mexico and the United States in a bid to show solidarity with migrants around the world.
The cross-border swimming was aimed at raising funds for the Colibri Center for Human Rights. The non-profit agency supports individuals, whose family members have died while attempting to cross the US-Mexico border.
A total of 12 people participated in the charity event that featured swimmers and activists as far abroad as New Zealand and South Africa.
According to the UN, a staggering 65.3 million people were uprooted worldwide in 2015; an unprecedented number since World War II.
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