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Rescue Under Pressure
In one of the most harrowing images of the rescue, a man floats exhausted in the sea, on the verge of collapse, after jumping into the water out of fear of being returned to Libya. The Libyan Coast Guard had just appeared, and panic spread across the boat. He was one of six who jumped without hesitation. The Open Arms team reacted immediately, deploying rescue equipment to save them all.
Jaime Pérez Rivero - Spain
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‘Louise Michel’ the Banksy financed migrant rescue ship
An aid group that rescues migrants in the Mediterranean says one of its missions has been interrupted by armed bandits.
Italian sailors rescue 109 people from Gambia, Mali, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Guinea, and Nigeria, from a rubber boat in the sea between Italy and Libya, 4 October 2014
Photograph: Lynsey Addario
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A French-based group that rescued more than 100 migrants from a sinking boat off the coast off Libya on Friday accused Italy of imposing "cy
With two people dead and one still missing after a boat sinking off Syracuse, the Italian coast guard says it "may have collided" with the m
The incident occurred on Libya's western coast, according to pan-European maritime rescue humanitarian organisation SOS Mediterranee. #Europ
The incident occurred on Libya's western coast, according to pan-European maritime rescue humanitarian organisation SOS Mediterranee. An aid group that rescues migrants stranded in the Mediterranean has said one of their missions was interrupted by armed bandits. The raiders boarded the overloaded boat and sped away after the migrants threw themselves into the sea for safety. According to video footage posted by SOS Mediterranee volunteers were helping 93 passengers from an overcrowded wooden boat onto the rescue vessel when the bandits approached in rubber dinghies. The hijackers climbed onto the boat where the migrants were crowded as the rescuers carried on evacuating them. After throwing themselves into the water for safety 15 of them were recovered by the NGO as the bandits drove away with the boat. SOS Mediterranee reported that one man collapsed as a result of hypothermia and stress following the incident. It wasn't immediately clear what the bandits motivation for taking the boat was. Often, boats are intentionally sunk by Italian maritime authorities for safety.
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The Libya coastguard in a false flag operation, no doubt paid for with EU monies.
SOS Humanity said the guards fired real bullets while they were rescuing migrants from the Mediterranean, causing at least one of them to dr
