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“No, I will not get used to this.”
Last night, 130 people died in the Med again. These deaths too, could have been prevented. Our spokeswoman Sophie wrote a raw and emotional text for us about what it feels like to her, to see the number of people drowning at our borders rise almost every single day. But it’s also a plea to Europe: We can, and we must do better.
Departure to the Mediterranean
The departure of the SEA-EYE 4 was a heartfelt moment for all of us and we would like to share it with you. For this purpose, we filmed the casting off of the ship and the first few miles of its journey. Enjoy the video!
We’re Sending Another Ship
The time has finally come! The SEA-EYE 4 left the shipyard in Rostock this morning. The crossing to the Mediterranean Sea begins. For 6 months, 250 volunteers have worked towards this moment.