🟢 #Aitamari rescata a 172 personas en una operación conjunta con #Nadir. 7 botes, 294 personas al suroeste de #Lampedusa.
Nadie se jugaría la vida en el mar si se facilitasen #viaslegalesyseguras y no tuviesen que sufrir desplazamientos.

¡Ellas sí vivirán!
📸@davidmelero__ pic.twitter.com/EtTGb7Nk2z

— maydayterraneo (@maydayterraneo) June 22, 2023

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On the occasion of #Eid al-Fitr, The Red Crescent recovered 17 #bodies at the beach of #Sabratha.

Mediterranea continue to be the deadliest route for those seeking asylum and protection.

We continue to call on the #EU for the creation of safe pathways out of #Libya. pic.twitter.com/AwE2SX6zMl

— Refugees In Libya (@RefugeesinLibya) April 22, 2023

Go Folkestone! Local residents gathered today to say ‘No More Deaths’ on Sunny Sands Beach. This vigil was organised to remember those who lost their lives in the English Channel this week after the boat they were travelling in got into difficulty. #NoMoreDeaths pic.twitter.com/CEybw9OA1r

— Andy Aitchison 📸🧡 (@andyaitchison) December 17, 2022

Tres varones de origen subsahariano han sido hospitalizados con deshidratación moderada tras sobrevivir a una travesía de once días sentados sobre la pala del timón de un petrolero desde Nigeria hasta Canarias.

📸/Salvamento Marítimohttps://t.co/TVYh28VPxe pic.twitter.com/4b5Y1hWLZw

— EFE Noticias (@EFEnoticias) November 28, 2022

On the Italian National Day of Remembrance and Reception, we remember the 368 victims of the #Lampedusa #shipwreck, which led @cpcatrambone and @ReginaCatrambon to found #MOAS to save lives at seahttps://t.co/ExyBhkUZ1O

We highlight the need for #SafeAndLegalRoutes of migration pic.twitter.com/wbJfudS7BB

— MOAS (@moas_eu) October 3, 2022

Si su mirada te deja indiferente, algo va mal.
Son los rostros del #Med, historias de vidas que arriesgaron todo para escapar de guerras olvidadas y destrucción y porque no hay #viaslegalesyseguras para ellas.
A bordo recuperan la vida y la dignidad. #Bastaya #cadavidacuenta pic.twitter.com/HUeP6JYm8x

— Open Arms (@openarms_fund) September 17, 2022

Yesterday 38 people were rescued after their boat got into difficulties off the Kent coast. It is a huge relief there were no fatalities.

Once again we urge @GOVUK & @SuellaBraverman to open safe routes for people seeking sanctuary. We can’t lose anymore lives in the Channel! pic.twitter.com/bRGT4vjLr9

— Channel Rescue (@ChannelRescue) September 16, 2022

At least 960 #migrants were detected making the dangerous crossing over the #UK #Channel in 20 boats over the weekend. Tighter border controls won’t stop #vulnerable people from risking their lives to reach #safety and a better life. #SafeAndLegalRoutes. https://t.co/hP1acWpulp pic.twitter.com/mZOIcTOGjv

— MOAS (@moas_eu) September 5, 2022

Since the beginning of 2022, 1,283 #migrants have either died or gone missing after attempting to reach safety in #Europe.
These are not just random numbers. These are human lives. It’s time for #SafeAndLegalRoutes@UNmigration
Join our campaign today: https://t.co/9GsjR03D4J pic.twitter.com/6r138KvtfR

— MOAS (@moas_eu) September 2, 2022

When we hear of illegal pushbacks, lives lost on dangerous journeys and increasingly harsh policies for asylum seekers, we must remember that these policies and actions impact people. People who deserve their voices to be heard and rights to be protected.#SafeAndLegalRoutes pic.twitter.com/FcUfJykgGa

— MOAS (@moas_eu) August 19, 2022

Dall'inizio del 2022, 810 migranti sono morti o scomparsi mentre tentavano di raggiungere la salvezza. Bisogna agire subito!

Unisciti alla nostra campagna #VieSicureELegali e firma l'appello che invita i governi ad aumentare i percorsi sicuri e legali https://t.co/HoBoJ3ECpV pic.twitter.com/KKgJMcMydp

— MOAS Italia (@moas_it) July 15, 2022

Negli ultimi due giorni a #Lampedusa sono arrivate più di mille persone. Ora all'hotspot sull’isola ci sono circa 1500 persone per una capienza complessiva di 350 posti. Chiediamo un'#accoglienza degna, trasferimenti rapidi e vie legali di accesso.#safepassages pic.twitter.com/dciDbetnZo

— Mediterranean Hope (@Medhope_FCEI) July 6, 2022

The Rwanda scheme is a cruel PR stunt that will do nothing to protect human lives & prevent lives lost at sea. It just further criminalises & dehumanises people who are forced to cross the Channel due to there being no safe, accessible routes available to them. pic.twitter.com/uzg6tKV8sO

— Channel Rescue (@ChannelRescue) June 13, 2022

After a year-long ordeal, the four Eritreans were actually acquitted today! What a week! 🥳🥳🥳

This shows that if we fight united, we can fight the system!

Stop criminalisation! Safe and legal routes for everyone! https://t.co/LJpVsQaYJO

— borderline-europe (@BorderlineEurop) May 20, 2022

Whether crossing the sea, desert or forests, #migrants risk their lives taking dangerous routes to reach #Europe. These desperate attempts must be a wake-up call. #MOAS reiterates the need to implement #SafeAndLegalRoutes of #migration.

Sign our appeal: https://t.co/U7cJO7cyXx

— MOAS (@moas_eu) April 15, 2022

Dos de los ocupantes de la patera rescatada el domingo a 83 kilómetros al sur de #GranCanaria se suicidaron tras una semana a la deriva, según han contado los supervivientes a la Policía https://t.co/oBgbvUdhbq pic.twitter.com/SdnX5EfnhD

— EFE Canarias (@EFE_Canarias) April 12, 2022

At least 25 people drowned after a shipwreck off the coast of Tunisia on Friday with 35 passengers unaccounted for. The Mediterranean sea is one of the deadliest borders in the world. But implementing safe crossing for people fleeing war, conflict and poverty is possible.

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) March 22, 2022

Miles de personas se juegan la vida #mar en barcas muy precarias intentando alcanzar tierra segura porque no existen #ViasSegurasyLegales para ellas.
No dejemos que los mares sean el mayor cementerio de los vulnerables en este planeta.#Cadavidacuenta #openarms
📸 @ASemperr pic.twitter.com/jPzkvSb03m

— Open Arms (@openarms_fund) March 20, 2022