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Italy locks ports for its own coastguard rescue ship
The tugboat "Your Thalbada" with about 60 migrants on board is not allowed to enter an Italian port. The Italian Ministry of the Interior was unhappy because the migrants were reportedly under the responsibility of the Libyan Coast Guard.
An Italian Coast Guard ship with refugees on board can now but invest in Sicily: But the Italian Interior Minister Salvini appeals to the "Diciotti", but difficult concessions.
W While dozens of people protested in Rome against the closing of Italian ports for rescue vessels, Interior Minister Matteo Salvini further tightened his foreclosure plan. The deputy leader and party leader of the Lega xenophobe demanded "guarantees" before authorizing an Italian coastguard ship with 67 refugees on board.
Refugees aboard the ship "Diciotti" would be on another ship against the occupation – for fear of being sent back to Libya. According to media reports, the crew members locked themselves in the command room and informed the rescue center in Rome
He said that he "would not allow the rescue center. "mooring without safeguards," that the criminals who kidnapped Spend time in jail and then return to their home country as soon as possible, "said Salvini.Before, Italy had blocked its ports for the According to the media, he could now moor in the Sicilian Trapani
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Meanwhile, dozens of protesters chained themselves to the Ministry of Transport in Rome to protest against the course of the government. The approximately 50 activists in the #RestiamoUmani network (We Remain Human) wore orange lifejackets and clasped hands and feet. On posters they criticized a "decline of the state" and recalled "the obligation to provide help".
The captain "Lifeline" authorized in Germany
The number of people killed in the flight across the Mediterranean, climbing "exponentially", protested the protesters. The Italian Government's immigration policy and the "tacit agreement" of the EU are responsible
In June, Salvini had banned private rescue boats from making arrests in Italian ports. The German rescue ship "Lifeline", with 234 rescued refugees, spent a day wandering the Mediterranean, before being allowed to land in Malta at the end of June. There he was confiscated and the captain, Claus-Peter Reisch, put on trial.
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Reisch is accused of having defied official instructions by rescuing refugees on the Mediterranean and violating international law. On Wednesday, the Maltese judges, according to the humanitarian organization Mission Lifeline, decided to lift the exit barrier against Reisch. According to the Italian government, nearly 16,700 migrants have arrived on the coast since the beginning of the year, including 11,000 from Libya. That's 80% less than last year, said the Home Office. Salvini wants to reduce the number to zero. On Sunday, he announced that ships from international missions in the Mediterranean would also be denied boarding.
An informal meeting between Salvini and Federal Minister of the Interior Horst Seehofer is scheduled for Wednesday night in Innsbruck, Austria. On Thursday, Justice and Justice Ministers from the 28 EU Member States meet to discuss migration and asylum issues.
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