Justice for Pylos State Crime
By Karolina Tagaris *First Published on Reuters ATHENS, July 6 (Reuters) – Since Matloob Hussain from Pakistan went missing during a deadly shipwreck off Greece last month, his brother Adil has left the door of his Athens home open in the hope he appears. It will stay open until his body is found. Matloob, 43, is among hundreds…
Στην Εισαγγελία Πρωτοδικών Καλαμάτας προσήλθαν σήμερα (Πέμπτη 6/7/2023) οι δικηγόροι συγγενών αγνοουμένων του πολύνεκρου ναυαγίου στην Πύλο Μαρία Παπαμηνά (Ελληνικό Συμβούλιο για τους Πρόσφυγες), Ελένη Σπαθανά (Υποστήριξη Προσφύγων στο Αιγαίο), Γιάννης Κάστανος και υπέβαλαν εκ μέρους τους αίτημα ανέλκυσης του σκάφους και ανάσυρσης των σορών από τον βυθό. Οι συνήγοροι ζήτησαν να διαταχθεί ο εντοπισμός και η ανέλκυση του αλιευτικού σκάφους, ο εντοπισμός,…
Restituire dignità alle persone disperse per sfatare molti miti e stereotipi sulle migrazioni *Pubblicato per la prima volta da Melting Pot Europa Il 14 giugno, oltre 700 persone sono naufragate al largo di Pylos, in Grecia. L’imbarcazione era partita da Tobruk, in Libia, e a bordo erano presenti principalmente persone (adulti e minori) provenienti, tra le altre…
Συνεργατική έρευνα των Solomon, Forensis, Guardian και ARD παρουσιάζει την πληρέστερη έως σήμερα αποτύπωση της πορείας του αλιευτικού σκάφους Adriana μέχρι και τη βύθισή του, που οδήγησε στον πνιγμό πάνω από 600 ανθρώπων υπό ελληνική και ευρωπαϊκή εποπτεία. Έγγραφο αποκαλύπτει ότι, σύμφωνα με συστάσεις της Frontex, το σκάφος του Λιμενικού όφειλε να καταγράφει. *αναδημοσίευση από Solomon Τα…
*First Published in Solomon A collaborative investigation by Solomon, Forensis, The Guardian and ARD presents the most complete tracing, to date, of the course that the fishing vessel Adriana took until it ultimately sank, causing over 600 people to drown − while under the supervision of Greek and European authorities. A document reveals that according to Frontex…
By Moira Lavelle and Vedat Yeler *First Published on Al Jazeera Names marked with an asterisk have been changed to protect identities. Pylos, Greece – As soon as the overloaded fishing trawler set off from Libya last month, the danger seemed obvious to Ahmed*, a 21-year-old Syrian. “The boat was too heavy,” he told Al Jazeera. “We were sitting next to each other,…
By Imogen Piper, Joyce Sohyun Lee, Claire Parker and Elinda Labropoulou *originally pubished in The Washington PostJuly 5 at 10:00 a.m.717 The earliest of more than a dozen distress calls came the morning of June 13. On a boat overpacked with migrants, water had run out and the situation was deteriorating. Yet the Greek coast guard did not call for a high-priority rescue operation.…
Hundreds of people died when a boat carrying migrants capsized on its way to Europe. Eyewitnesses raise serious accusations: were Greek officials to blame for the disaster? And what role does the “smuggling mafia” play? Die Welt reconstructs the events of the tragedy. *First Published on Worldcrunch PYLOS — The drama began on the morning of Friday, June 9, 2023.…
*First Published on The New York Times By Matina Stevis-Gridneff and Karam Shoumali Matina Stevis-Gridneff reported from Athens and Brussels. Karam Shoumali reported from Berlin. From air and by sea, using radar, telephone and radio, officials watched and listened for 13 hours as the migrant ship Adriana lost power, then drifted aimlessly off the coast of Greece in a slowly…
*First Published on 49 Arab News LONDON: A boat carrying as many as 750 migrants that sank in the Mediterranean off the coast of Greece was being towed by a Hellenic Coast Guard vessel at the time, survivors claim. A joint investigation by collaborative journalism organization Lighthouse Reports, The Times, Der Spiegel and El Pais also uncovered allegations…
