In Greece, Questions Remain about a Deadly Migrant Shipwreck

More than a year after one of Europe’s deadliest migrant shipwrecks, survivors face potential deportation. *First Published on Inkstick More than a year on, questions remain about what led to one of Europe’s deadliest migrant shipwrecks, killing hundreds in the waters off Greece’s southwestern coast. In the early hours of June 14, 2023, a dramatically overcrowded fishing trawler, carrying…

Two cousins crossed the Mediterranean. Only one made it.

*First Published on InfoMigrants Among the passengers aboard the trawler that sank off Greece on June 14 were two cousins from a village in Egypt. Only one survived. More information is coming out about the victims of the devastating shipwreck that took place June 14 off the coast of Greece. Ramy Ramadan Shasha, 20, was one of the Egyptian…

The Pylos Shipwreck one year on. The Pylos 9 Trial as a Case Study in Greece’s Criminalization of People on The Move

On 14 June 2023, the Mediterranean Sea witnessed its deadliest shipwreck in recent history. More than 600 men, women, and children lost their lives in this catastrophic incident. It occurred in international waters within the Greek Search and Rescue (SAR) zone, designating Greece as the state responsible for initiating any rescue operations in this area. In the…

Pylos shipwreck: One year on

*First Published on InfoMigrants  Alessandro Puglia June 14 marks the first anniversary of the tragic shipwreck near the Greek town of Pylos. More than 500 people are suspected to have died, although just 82 bodies have been recovered. One year ago, a fishing vessel carrying over 750 migrants capsized off the coast of Greece. Only 104 survived.…