We are getting ready for the next rotation. ⁰Soon the #LouiseMichel will be back in the #centralMed, one of the deadliest borders in the world. We stand in full Solidarity with all people on the move, and against deadly border policies. Freedom of movement for all! Borders kill! pic.twitter.com/RehlUfIba6

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) September 24, 2022

Finally. Last night all 59 people onboard the #LouiseMichel were allowed to leave the ship in #Lampedusa. We wish them all the best for their future. Thank you to @Medhope_FCEI for the warm welcome of our guests. pic.twitter.com/Os9Esw4s6r

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) June 28, 2022

For 2 days now, the 59 guests on our deck have been denied a safe port. A safe port is their right. For 2 days our requests have been ignored by authorities. This is not acceptable! pic.twitter.com/y3XcYn4byK

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) June 27, 2022

🔴 #LouiseMichel rescued another 59 people from an overcrowded rubber boat. Some were already in the water due to dangerous manoeuvres of the so called Libyan Coast Guard, who were guided to the case by a Maltese helicopter. All 59 people are being taken care of by our crew now. pic.twitter.com/bevhhhpzw8

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) June 24, 2022

There are still 165 survivors from 3 rescues on board of the #LouiseMichel. Another 95 people in distress were rescued by the merchant vessel #Aslihan yesterday. Both ships need a place of safety to disembark the survivors immediately. pic.twitter.com/MQ5OIB2RyT

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) June 19, 2022

On #SEAEYE4, 483 survivors need a safe port for disembarkation. On #LOUISEMICHEL, there are 165 survivors. On #AITAMARI 112. A constant disembarkation structure should be created so as not to have to wait several days after each rescue operation.

📸@KranzuschC. pic.twitter.com/OfHhD2HZb3

— Gorden Isler 🇺🇦 (@gorden_isler) June 19, 2022

🔴 The #LouiseMichel rescued another 52 people who were at sea for 3 days already. We were informed by @alarm_phone about the boat in distress. 165 people are on board our ship now. During the rescue our crew spotted another boat and are on the way to render assistance if needed. pic.twitter.com/dIMUiSSxqo

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) June 18, 2022

🔴 The #LouiseMichel rescued another 52 people who were at sea for 3 days already. We were informed by @alarm_phone about the boat in distress. 165 people are on board our ship now. During the rescue our crew spotted another boat and are on the way to render assistance if needed. pic.twitter.com/dIMUiSSxqo

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) June 18, 2022

Nach mehreren Evakuierungen aus medizinischen Gründen wartet die #SeaEye4 mit 483 Menschen an Bord weiterhin auf einen sicheren Hafen. Auch die #LouiseMichel ist aktuell im zentralen #Mittelmeer. #Seenotrettung pic.twitter.com/CfDxG6gxNC

— Seebrücke (@_Seebruecke_) June 18, 2022

Aktuell sind die #SEAEYE4, #LOUISEMICHEL, #SEAWATCH4, #NADIR und die #AITAMARI im Einsatz. Hunderte Leben wurden in den vergangenen Tagen gerettet. Staatliche #Seenotrettung? Weiterhin Fehlanzeige. Die zivile Flotte ist alles, was von Europas sog. Werten übrig ist.

📸@KranzuschC pic.twitter.com/QMDX7ItQeL

— Gorden Isler 🇺🇦 (@gorden_isler) June 18, 2022

Alerted by @alarm_phone about a boat in distress, the #LouiseMichel rescued another 96 people last night. Together with @resqship_int's #Nadir, everyone was brought safely aboard the Louise Michel.We have 113 survivors on board that need a safe place now
📸RESQSHIP/ Heike Ollertz pic.twitter.com/H3J7oyiciW

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) June 18, 2022

🔴 Today, the crew of the #LouiseMichel rescued 17 people from an unseaworthy boat. Luckily, the Louise Michel could take all of them safely on board before the so-called Libyan Coast Guard, which had probably been alerted by a Frontex drone on site.#FerriesNotFrontex pic.twitter.com/GQsAtcKEws

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) June 17, 2022

The #LouiseMichel is back in the Central Mediterranean, one of the deadliest borders in the world. We stand in Solidarity with all people on the move, and against deadly border policies. #SolidarityAndResistance #NoBorders pic.twitter.com/rgpSKtcSDr

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) June 16, 2022

3. Januar 2022: #LouiseMichel rettet 31 Menschen von einem Boot, das #Seabird gesichtet hatte. Doch weitere 80 Personen wurden illegal nach Tunesien verschleppt.

Mehr dazu & was wir noch im Dezember 2021 & Januar 2022 dokumentiert haben, erfährst Du hier: https://t.co/2u3xGWTMMm pic.twitter.com/oCOvur9JoW

— Sea-Watch (@seawatchcrew) March 11, 2022

#LouiseMichel is on her way back to Spain for maintenance and crew change.
We are overwhelmed by all the support and solidarity we experienced during our mission - at sea and on land. Thank you! #civilfleet #SolidarityAndResistance pic.twitter.com/I1VqeQXIGB

— LouiseMichel (@MVLouiseMichel) January 24, 2022

On Wednesday afternoon, @MVLouiseMichel arrived on the scene of a rubber boat, ~40nm off Zuwarah, to find an interception underway by an unmarked, unfamiliar vessel. The crew, initially attributed as Libyan Coast Guard, reportedly shot at migrants in the water. Who are they?

1/6 https://t.co/3bIbF6wZe5 pic.twitter.com/Th6prKVSvs

— Marc Tilley (@TilleyMarc) January 22, 2022