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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.