CEAS Amendment Act Adopted: Sea-Eye Speaks of a Massive Attack on the Rights of People Seeking Protection
Around 102,250 people protest – children’s and human rights must be protected!
Entries by Christina Wiegers
Enough is Enough – Sea-Eye and Other Rescue Organizations Take a Stand
The Justice Fleet Opposes EU-Funded Violence at Sea
SEA-EYE 5 rescues 57 people in acute distress at sea – Italy assigns distant port of safety
Rescued people must wait days for disembarkation despite critical health conditions – Sea-Eye criticises Italy’s inhumane port policy
More Gunfire from the So-Called Libyan Coast Guard: Now with the Support of the German Federal Government?
Irini Mandate Extended with Serious Amendments
Italian Court Confirms Unlawful Detention
When Human Lives Become a Matter of Negotiation: Europe’s Approach to Sea Rescue This week, a court in Trapani confirmed it once again: the detention of the rescue vessel MEDITERRANEA, operated by the Italian organization Mediterranea Saving Humans, was illegal. In August, the rescue ship entered the port of safety in Trapani with ten rescued […]
SEA-EYE 5 rescues 52 people in distress at sea – including babies and pregnant women
40-hour transit at 33 degrees Celsius severely affects the health of those rescued
German Budget Committee cuts funding for civil sea rescue operations – Federal Government is shirking its responsibility
Despite massive criticism from civil society and politicians, the Bundestag’s Budget Committee decided yesterday to completely cut funding for civil sea rescue. This means that the previous support of two million euros per year, which had been supporting humanitarian rescue operations in the Mediterranean since 2022, will no longer be available. Between October 2023 and […]
The German Parliament’s Budget Committee is cutting financial support for civil sea rescue operations from 2025
A quiet decision during the parliamentary summer recess that dangerously reduces the chances of survival for people fleeing.
15 people safely disembark from rescue ship SEA-EYE 5 in Vibo Valentia
Previously, two people with serious injuries had to be medically evacuated
The obstruction of search and rescue vessels causes hundreds of deaths at sea
32 organisations demand the immediate ending of the systematic obstruction of non-governmental search and rescue (SAR) efforts by the Italian state.