More than a dozen NGO rescue ships operating in the Mediterranean have suspended communication with Libyan searchers and taken them to camps with sea-seeking calves and taken them to camps with torture, rape and forced labor.
The 13 search-and-rescue organizations described their decision as a rejection of increasing pressure on the EU, and Italy in particular, to share information on Libyan civilians. training, equipment and cluster from the EU.
In an effort to reduce the number of people coming to Europe, the EU has Long accusations in ignoring the widespread abuses and systematic violations of human rights against the people of Libya.
In 2021, a UN investigation found that migrants, asylum-seekers and refugees in Libya were subjected to a “litany of abuses” in detention centers and at the hands of traffickers, with one member of the mission noting that the findings were “suggestive of crimes against humanity”.
This week, the search-locas organizations defined the Libyan coast as an “illegal actor at sea”, without a Libya is not a safe place for refugees for refugees for refugees for refugees.
“We have not yet recognized these actors as a legitimate rescue authority – they are part of a violent regime that is mobilized by the EU,” said the Doa Frixist Group Compasscolltctivective, in a joint statement issued by 13 organizations.
“Now especially we are forced to talk to the exact actors. This has to stop,” he said. “The termination of all communications with the operation of the so-called Libyan Coordination Center in Libya is a legal and moral imperative against crimes against humanity.”
The organizations acknowledge that the decision could result in them facing fines, detention and the confiscation of their rescue vessels.
Giulia Mermer, of the Berlin-based Sea-Watch, “It is not only our right but in our operation with armed actors in legitimate communications with legitimate communications with legitimate communications with legitimate communications with legitimate communications with legitimate communications with legitimate communications with legitimate communications with legitimate actors with legitimate communications with legitimate actors that communication with legitimate actors
In the last 10 years, rescue organizations operating in the Mediterranean have saved more than 155,000 people from drowning.
In doing so, they came under more pressure; Campaigners have criticized an ongoing crackdown on them in Italy, where hardline rules have vessels blocked from leaving port for a Collectable total in more than 700 days, while in August, the coasts of Libya accused to blow up a container belonging to SOS Méditerranéde.
A report published last month by the ocean watch accused the Libyan coast of 54 violent incidents Since 2016, including shootings, ramming vessels, and threatening and attacking people in distress.
The search-and-rescue organizations said this week that they launched a new alliance, the incidents of justice that cover the incidents in Libya in legal cases followed by NGOs.
The NGOs behind the Alliance – the largest group of organizations in search of civil organizations in Civil
“For 10 years, the Civil Seafue Rescue has provided first aid in the Mediterranean. For that, we are stopped, criminal,” the judicial armet website As. “That’s why we join forces today, stronger than ever – to protect human rights and international maritime law.”