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“No CPR – Né qui né Altrove”!
Neither here nor elsewhere: The march against administrative detention center in Castelvolturno On Saturday 24th October, the squares of Italy’s metropolises were once again filled with thousands of young and very young people who, despite the new government measures and…
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“A Blueprint for Complicity”
Three Years On, EU-Tunisia Deal Continues to Fuel Human Rights Violations The joint statement “A Blueprint for Complicity,” co-signed by Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and 43 other organizations including many actors that are part of the civil fleet, marks…
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“Our bodies are not your borders”
Migration village during the World Social Forum in Cotonou in August 2026: amazing networking, impressive panels, strong manifesto The World Social Forum (WSF) itself was a flop, but the Migration Village was top!” That sums up our collective conclusion from…
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Opening of El Hishri Trial: a beacon of hope for survivors!
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has announced that the trial of Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri will open on 4 May 2027 in The Hague, marking another historic step in the pursuit of accountability for crimes committed inside Libya’s detention…
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Brochure about the CommemorAction Network
Together with relatives of the missing a new brochure was produced and presented during the World Social Forum in Cotonou in August 2026. From the preface: „In this booklet, we trace some of the key stages in the development of…
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EU-Backed Violence at Sea: 107 Incidents Involving Libyan Militias
Sea-Watch report Following its first report, Sea-Watch has published a second edition of its overview of violent incidents at sea perpetrated by the so-called Libyan coastguard and other Libyan militias. Using publicly available information, including Serious Incident Reports issued by…
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12 Years Alarm Phone: Standing Alongside People on the Move
12 years. On 11 October 2026, we will have been operational for 4,380 days and nights, 24/7 on standby and constantly in action. We launched our project in October 2014. We have succeeded in establishing a continuous structure of solidarity…
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From Sudan to Greece: The Cost of Europe’s Border Policies
Better Migration Management: When EU Border Funding Enabled War and Forced Displacement to Europe In 2014, the European Union launched the Better Migration Management initiative as part of the Khartoum Process, aiming to enhance co-operation with Horn of Africa countries…
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The theatre of the absurd in the court of Ragusa
Update on Mare jonio / Maersk Etienne case trial. Somewhere deep in the Sicilian province, the Theatre of the Absurd – with an unintended script that would make Samuel Beckett shudder – continues. The first-instance trial before the Ragusa District…
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Is there Hope? Rule of law and human rights prevail in front of courts!
In the past four months, three Italian courts ruled in favour of SAR NGOs Again, Italian courts have challenged the unlawful and arbitrary detention of non-governmental rescue ships since the Piantedosi decree-law was implemented in 2023. Their legal assessment is…