بيانات صحفية

تونس ليست بلد منشأ ولا ملاذا آمنا لمن يتم إنقاذهم في البحر
8 سنوات من النضال!
رسالة إلى السلطات
Statement in light of the current situation in the Mediterranean Sea and yesterday’s events
Support for a co-ordinated Humanitarian Search and Rescue operation is denied. Does the Turkish Coast Guard hold responsibility for the deaths of two persons at sea?
Open Letter: Against sensationalist and undignified practices by volunteers and journalists
Newspaper: Ferries for All
Callout for transnational actions on the 6th February 2016
بيان صحفي حول انتهاكات حقوق الإنسان في جزيرة فارماكونيسي
Frontex slows down registration procedures in “Hot Spot” Moria, leaving refugees for days in life-threatening conditions
Distress at sea and endangered lives due to coastguard actions?
ابعاد فورنتكس

Alarmphone on X

@Frontex @HCoastGuard 7/7 We will never forget Maha, Haydar and Zayn. We will not forget them, nor the thousands whose lives have already been sacrificed to the violence of migration control. This song has been written in their memory.

“May the waves sing soft your names”

@Frontex @HCoastGuard 4/7 Greek authorities – as usual – blame the shipwreck on two Sudanese refugees, whom they arrested as smugglers, while the real blame lies with the European policy of deterrence that forces people to risk their lives on dangerous sea-crossings.

1/7 In the afternoon of November 11, Maha (37), Haydar (12) & Zayn (13) lost their lives when a boat capsized south of #Gavdos while a Frontex vessel approached them. 55 survivors were found, many remain missing, including the body of Haydar.

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