The sea now leaves many of the dead on the beaches of Libya, the very same from which so many depart in search of a new life, a life which has then been denied them, men and women of all ages. In the last week some have been recovered by humanitarian vessels such as Aquarius and Dignity managed by Médecins Sans Frontières. The most recent are the 22 bodies of young women which were disembarked last week at Trapani. Women and children are the first to die in the journey from Libya to Italy, due to their position within the vessels.
migrantsicily is a window on the situation of migrants in Sicily. The blog is part of project which monitors the situation and offers intervention in response to the every day and emergency migration politics of the Italian government concerning the flux of refugees from the Maghreb region and Libya.
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Sonntag, 31. Juli 2016
The Dead: The Sea Can't Take Them Any More
Labels:
catania,
CIE,
deaths,
deferred deportations,
digital fingerprints,
Favignana,
hotspot,
indiscrimination,
Lampedusa,
Libya,
Milo,
minors,
overcrowding,
Porto Empedocle,
relocation,
so-called smugglers,
Trapani,
women
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