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On the way to save lives
Yesterday our new rescue ship SEA-EYE 4 left for the operational area. But yesterday Italy also detained the rescue ship SEA-WATCH 4 again. Drowned people have been part of the EU’s migration policy for years. We will do everything we can to save as many people as possible from the EU’s crosshairs.
New Alliance Ship SEA-EYE 4 Underway To Search-And-Rescue Zone
The SEA-EYE 4 has left the port of Burriana! Our new rescue ship will soon reinforce civilian rescue capabilities in the central Mediterranean. As long as the EU does not fulfill its duty of sea rescue, civil society must defend human rights.
Sea-Watch Offers Financial Support For The SEA-EYE 4
There is great solidarity among alliance partners. Sea-Watch has proven this once again and actively supports sending the SEA-EYE 4 into action.