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domingo, 4 de novembro de 2012

Notícia: CNN: Mais um trágico naufrágio



«(CNN) -- At least 10 people drowned in the Mediterranean when a ship sank between Libya and the Italian island of Lampedusa Sunday, according to Italy's official news agency.
Seventy people, including 62 men and eight women, were rescued, ANSA reported. One of the women is pregnant, it said.
The search by Italy's Navy and Coast Guard is underway for any other survivors, but the report did not say how many people were still missing.
The report referred to the ship's passengers as migrants, suggesting they are from North Africa.
A boat carrying about 100 migrants from Tunisia ran into trouble in the same area two months ago, triggering a rescue effort by the Italians and NATO ships.
Lampedusa, the closest Italian island to Africa, has become a destination for tens of thousands of refugees seeking to enter European Union countries.
Boats carrying migrants often are in peril at sea.
Amnesty International reported at least 1,500 deaths last year of people attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea.»


Outra notícia sobre o mesmo naufrágio: 10 Perish in Mediterranean shipwreck

terça-feira, 21 de agosto de 2012

Notícia: 400 Migrants Reach Lampedusa Over Past Weekend; Detention Centre Over Capacity;


«Two large migrant boats reached Lampedusa over the past weekend.  One of the boats was carrying about 250 persons, believed to be Sub-Saharan Africans, and is thought to have departed from Libya.  The boat was a 15 meter wooden fishing vessel and appears to be one of the first non-inflatable boats used in many months. A second boat carrying about 125 Tunisians arrived around the same time.  Smaller boats carrying mostly Tunisians have been steadily reaching Lampedusa in recent weeks.  (...) 81 Sub-Saharan migrants on a disabled boat were rescued by Italian authorities on Monday.  The detention centre on Lampedusa is over its 350 person capacity and Italian authorities have begun to transfer migrants to facilities elsewhere.

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Fonte: Migrants at Sea

segunda-feira, 7 de novembro de 2011

ACNUR: Vídeo e Fotografias - Italy: Surviving the High Seas



Mais informações:
UNHCR (ACNUR): http://www.unhcr.org/v-4dd245736


A Nigerian man sits on a bed in Lampedusa’s transit centre. He arrived by boat with his pregnant wife, who was rushed off to hospital in Sicily to give birth. He and his wife will be moved to temporary housing on the mainland while their asylum or protection requests are evaluated.
UNHCR / F.Noy / May 2011

Fotografia daqui: http://www.flickr.com/photos/unhcr/5730517454/