Confrontation in Italy for immigrants World

ROME . The confrontation over the role of the Coast Guard informed Italy that a ship rescued 108 people and brought back survivors to Libya. Illegal repatriation was revealed by La Repubblica, but the Rome government denies it. According to the report, the Italian ship "Asso 28" (which supports the oil activity) participated in the rescue of 108 people on board. Then, according to the Rome newspaper, "Asso 28" brought back the survivors to the port of Tripoli, following an instruction from the Italian coastguard for coordination with the Libyan coastguard. This is "an unprecedented fact that violates international law, which guarantees the right to asylum and does not recognize Libya as a safe harbor," wrote La Repubblica. However, the Italian Interior Minister, Mateo Salvini, pointed out – via the Internet – that "the Italian Coast Guard did not coordinate and took part in any rescue operation". For its part, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has said that it "collects a data set on the whole issue", while recalling that "Libya is not not considered a safe harbor ". The Italian MP, Nicola Fratoiani, finally stressed that "it is confirmed that this operation was coordinated by the Italian coastguard, it would mean that mbadive retaliation took place, for which Italy should badume his responsibilities before international justice ".

Inhumane Energy

Amnesty International has stated that this was not only a violation of the right to asylum but also an inhumane action against 108 people. The new government anti-immigration barrier prevents rescue boats chartered by humanitarian organizations from transporting rescued immigrants to the country's ports. That's at least the line since taking office in May. In addition, the new government plans to equip the Libyan coastguard with 12 patrol boats in order to prevent the traffickers' ships from reaching international waters. The Italian Government insists that it is the necessary measure to stop the smuggling of migrants. Opposition MP and former speaker of the Lower House, Laura Boldrinni, however, said that cooperation with Tripoli did not guarantee human rights. In Brussels, the spokesman for the Commission avoided salvage issues but said that Libya did not fulfill the necessary conditions to be considered a safe destination, a position consistently adopted by the European Commission

. Gati rejected the version of Italy and Libya and said that one of his crew Asso 28 had told him on the phone that an Italian ship was the one who had carried out the rescue and brought back immigrants in Libya. He even said that he had recorded the conversation. "Asso 28" is anchored in Tripoli, the Libyan capital