“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 – ReportsRT @seawatch_intl: At least 15 bodies have washed up on the shores of Calabria and Sicily in recent days. Fifteen people who tried to cross…
Escalating criminalisation against people on the move and those in solidarity with them in #Greece!
#Greece continues to imprison people for crossing borders, while it continues to cover up its border crimes.
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Our full solidarity with @soshumanity_en who fight against their political detention!
We need the #civilfleet at sea.
Governments can detain ships but they will never stop people from enacting their freedom of movement!
[English] 🔴BREAKING: Italian authorities have detained our search and rescue ship Humanity 1 for 60 days and issued a €10,000 fine – after we rescued 33 people from distress at sea. 1/5
