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HRW Submission to The EU Ombudsman's Inquiry Into Frontex's Role in the Search and Rescue Operations - Vimarsana News

HRW Submission to The EU Ombudsman's Inquiry Into Frontex's Role in the Search and Rescue Operations

HRW Submission to The EU Ombudsman’s Inquiry Into Frontex’s Role in the Search and Rescue Operations

Source: hrw.org
The Damning Proof Of Migrants Tortured In Libya — And Italy's Complicity - Vimarsana News

The Damning Proof Of Migrants Tortured In Libya — And Italy's Complicity

The Refugees in Libya movement has posted shocking images to awaken our consciences. But here, all is silent, and the hope for humanity is entrusted to a Europe that is reborn from the bottom up.

Southern EU countries call for more robust migration deal during talks in Malta - Vimarsana News

Southern EU countries call for more robust migration deal during talks in Malta

A Libyan coast guard boat rammed into a small dingy carrying some 50 migrants near Libya's coast on Friday, a sea rescue group said.

Source: yahoo.com
Syrian airline, Haftar's army profit from human smuggling - Vimarsana News

Syrian airline, Haftar's army profit from human smuggling

Europe-bound Syrian migrants travel via eastern Libya on a carrier that was recently taken off EU sanctions list. The Libyan National Army’s Military Investment Authority pockets fees to issue security clearances and allows them into the country.

Migrant boat rescue missions do not encourage crossings: study - Vimarsana News

Migrant boat rescue missions do not encourage crossings: study

Humanitarian operations to rescue migrants attempting the dangerous journey across the Mediterranean Sea do not encourage further crossings, a modelling study said on Thursday.Not even the Italian government's year-long Mare Nostrum operation, which rescued more than 100,000 migrants in the Mediterranean before ending in 2014, encouraged more crossings, the study found.

Source: yahoo.com