“People headed for Europe are dying by the thousands in the Mediterranean Sea. It’s not just a humanitarian crisis, says Maurice Stierl; he argues that the migrants are engaged in a political struggle against European policies of deterrence and border militarization. Stierl also works on a hotline that responds to distress calls from migrant vessels.”
kpfa: Migration Struggles in the Mediterranean
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Yesterday, a boat carrying 33 Sub-Saharan people sank off the coast of the capital, Algiers, in Algeria. Sadly, all 33 people are believed to have died.
According to Algerian rescue services, several bodies have already been recovered from the sea, while the tragedy continues
RT @seawatch_intl: This morning, after 5 days of being neglected by the EU, the 10 people stranded on Miskar were rescued by the NGO vessel…
RT @seawatch_intl: 38 people in distress were rescued by a courageous captain who wants to bring them safely to Crete. The @HCoastGuard bla…
