About 400 people reach out to Alarm Phone over three days

Between 23 to 25 May, several hundred people have tried to escape from the war and torture camps in Libya. Alarm Phone was alerted to five boats in total, carrying about 400 people on board.

Although there is no official confirmation on the fate of many of these boats, we believe that one of these boats was rescued to Europe, while several were intercepted and returned to war and torture in Libya.

There is still no clarity on the fate of several other boats. In one of those intercepted by the so-called Libyan coastguards and returned to Libya, two men of Sudanese nationality were found dead.

Several groups that left from Tunisia, Algeria and Libya and that did not reach out to Alarm Phone were intercepted. In one case, one person died while 6-8 are feared missing. Some boats have also reached Europe autonomously, reaching Lampedusa, Agrigento, Linosa, Sardinia.

Alarmphone on X

📻 Chronique àMer #41: Re-broadcast: Visas /1: The business of preventing travel
Whilst we wait for the next episod on the injustices and resistance to the visa regime, here’s the first one again!
#FreedomOfMovement
Enjoy the listen :) (in french)
https://www.canalsud.net/spip.php?article6912

📻 Chronique àMer 41  Rediff : #Visa le business de l’empêchement au voyage
En attendant la suite sur les injustices et les résistances face au régime des visas, on vous partage à nouveau le premier!
#LibertéDeCirculation
Bonne écoute :)

https://www.canalsud.net/spip.php?article6912

Following the tragedy in #Loumpoul, where at least 39 people died, the authorities are scapegoating people to cover up who is truly responsible. To prevent deaths at sea, we want #SafeRoutes! and #FreedomOfMovement!