Humanitäre Seenotrettung im Mittelmeer
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31 Organisations call on the EU to urgently end abusive migration cooperation with Libyan authorities The post 31 Organisations call on the EU to urgently end abusive migration cooperation with Libyan authorities appeared first on SOS HUMANITY .
EU: Tunisia Migration Deal Worsening Human Rights Violations The post EU: Tunisia Migration Deal Worsening Human Rights Violations appeared first on SOS HUMANITY .
Three years since the signature of the EU-Tunisia Memorandum, it has failed to guarantee respect for refugees and migrants’ rights. The post Three Years On, the EU-Tunisia Deal Continues to Fuel Human Rights Violations appeared first on SOS HUMANITY .
Italian Court confirms: Detention of rescue vessel Humanity 1 was unlawful The post Italian Court confirms: Detention of rescue vessel Humanity 1 was unlawful appeared first on SOS HUMANITY .
David Yambio held a speech at the naming ceremony of Humanity 2 sharing his own experiences of fleeing violence and searching for safety. The post “May Humanity Never Sink” – David Yambio at the Naming Ceremony of Humanity 2 appeared first on SOS HUMANITY .
In a ceremony held today at 13:00 in Licata, the new rescue ship of SOS Humanity, a 24-meter-long sailing ship was named Humanity 2. The post SOS Humanity doubles rescue capacity to save more lives in the Mediterranean Sea appeared first on SOS HUMANITY .
Rescue Report on Mission 26 The post Internal Rescue Report No. 26 appeared first on SOS HUMANITY .
For tomorrow’s World Refugee Day, SOS Humanity alerts of an increasing crisis of the rule of law in EU migration policies. The post Migration: crisis of rule of law, denounces SOS Humanity appeared first on SOS HUMANITY .
Testimony from “Raheem”, 28 years old, refugee from s Sudan. He was rescued by the crew of Humanity 1 in August, 2023. The post Raheems Story appeared first on SOS HUMANITY .
Italian authorities have issued detention orders against 41 humanitarian rescue ships, totalling 1.075 days. The post 41 rescue ships detained for 1.075 days under Piantedosi Law appeared first on SOS HUMANITY .