35th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
Sea-Eye calls for immediate actions in the Mediterranean – More than 1,500 children have drowned in the Mediterranean since 2018.
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Sea-Eye assists with flood relief in Spain
The civilian sea rescue organisation Sea-Eye is supporting the Spanish NGO L’Aurora with emergency aid in the worst-affected regions of Valencia.
After four years of litigation: Sea-Eye wins another case against Italy
The Italian Supreme Administrative Court ruled that the detention order against Sea-Eye’s former ship ALAN KURDI in 2020 was unlawful. Sea-Eye e.V. announced that it would sue for financial damages.
People forced overboard: SEA-EYE 4 rescues 22 people after life-threatening manoeuvre
The civilian sea rescue organisation condemns the behaviour on the high seas that put people’s lives at risk.
Rescue ship SEA-EYE 4 returns to action
Sea-Eye e.V., a Regensburg-based sea rescue organisation, has appealed to the German government, at the start of the latest Sea-Eye 4 mission, to place human rights and humanitarian obligations at the centre of all political considerations, even in politically polarised times.
What remains: Four years after Moria
On September 8th 2020, Europe’s largest refugee camp burned to the ground. Four years after the disaster, Sea-Eye is calling for real solutions and an asylum policy based on solidarity.
Interview with Sandra Hüller: “I don’t want to be in the public eye and then keep quiet about things that aren’t right”
On July 22, the Oscar-nominated actress named the SEA-EYE 5. We talked to her to find out why she is so passionate about civil sea rescue and what she would like to see from politicians.
10 years of civil sea rescue: Sea-Eye calls for government solutions to the humanitarian crisis in the Mediterranean
On August 25th 2014, MOAS was the first civil sea rescue organisation to respond to the high number of shipwrecks and deaths in the Mediterranean with a rescue operation.
Number of people missing in the Mediterranean has risen to over 30,000
According to the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), more than 30,000 people have gone missing in the Mediterranean since 2014. Sea-Eye calls on the EU to take responsibility.
Sandra Hüller names rescue ship SEA-EYE 5
The ceremony took place in the port of the Italian city of Ancona. The ship will set sail later this year on its first life-saving mission in the Mediterranean.