“Seit Oktober 2015 betreiben Freiwillige aus Europa, Tunesien und Marokko das Projekt “Watch the Med Alarm-Phone” – jeden Tag, rund um die Uhr ist die Hotline für Flüchtlinge in Seenot erreichbar. Die Helfer setzen sich bei einem Notruf mit den Küstenwachen in Verbindung. Doch diese würden nicht immer helfen, so Alarm-Phone-Aktivist Maurice Stierl. Es handele sich nicht nur um unterlassene Hilfeleistung. “Man kann sogar auch von Mord reden.”
ARD: "Man kann von Mord reden"
Recent Posts Watch the Med – ReportsRescued! When 65 people alerted Alarm Phone to their distress in the central #Mediterranean, we alerted authorities and civil rescuers. As so often, it was the #civilfleet that reacted. Thank you @soshumanity_en!
🔴Breaking: This afternoon, the crew of our search and rescue ship Humanity 1, rescued 65 people in distress at sea. The survivors, including more than 10 minors & 4 women, had set out from Libya three days ago & had since been left exposed to the open sea & scorching heat. 1/3
From 4-8 August, up to 100 participants of the World Social Forum, incl. Alarm Phone, met in the migration village in #Cotonou. Composed mainly of activists from all over Africa, its transnational assembly published a manifesto for freedom of movement.
https://trans-border.net/index.php/manifesto-for-freedom-of-movement-manifeste-pour-la-liberte-de-circulation/
