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Three of the 250 migrants who have been refused permission to disembark from their rescue ship in Italy, have jumped off the boat.
By TPN, in Europe · 12 Nov 2022, 13:30 · 1 Comments
According to the
BBC they people have since been rescued but it is unclear what will
happen to them next as Rome continues to stand by its vow to halt
migrant boats from crossing the Mediterranean.
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Inhumane policies enacted by a proto-fascist government. Their policies won't stop the migration. Only intervention in the source countries to develop their economic, social and welfare systems can. Would anyone risk death or injury unless they were absolutely desperate? This headline also trivialises the situation. Unworthy of quality journalism.
By Russell Taylor from Other on 16 Nov 2022, 10:29