L’Orient Le Jour: "Les humanitaires ne croient pas beaucoup en l’Union européenne"

„Il y a 6 mois, son projet Watch The Med Alarm Phone, une ligne téléphonique d’urgence disponible 24h/24 et 7j/7, a été lancé et a permis de sauver un grand nombre de boat people en vogue sur les routes migratoires de Méditerranée et en mer Égée. « Cette semaine, nous avons eu beaucoup d’appels. Nous n’effectuons pas d’opération de sauvetage nous-mêmes, mais nous dirigeons les migrants vers les garde-côtes des pays en question », explique Judith Gleitze.“

External Link: L’Orient Le Jour: "Les humanitaires ne croient pas beaucoup en l’Union européenne"

Alarmphone on X

Due to harsh restrictions by the government of #Benin against the World Social Forum in #Cotonou, Alarm Phone self-organized the migration village with other organisations. Yesterday morning, we started with a transnational session for freedom of movement. #WSF

🆘 We were alerted to a boat carrying 25 people on the way from Sirte, #Libya, towards Sicily. They are drifting in the Maltese SAR zone. Coastguards and the merchant vessel KOHAKU were alerted, but do not react. Rescue is urgent!

🆘 We were alerted to a group of 7 people, whose last location is reported by relatives to be near #Alexandroupoli. The relatives report the 7 people were arrested several days ago by #Greek authorities but there has been no news of them since. We fear this was a #pushback!

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