How Italian authorities hamper the work of NGOs rescuing migrants
Italian authorities have increasingly hindered NGOs' efforts to rescue migrants since Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni took office in 2022. The NGO ResQship recently docked in Lampedusa after a mission, bringing dozens of migrants from various countries. The situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by organizations working to assist those fleeing conflict and hardship in North Africa.
- ▪Since 2022, NGOs have faced increasing difficulties in operating in Italy.
- ▪The NGO ResQship recently rescued migrants from Libya and other countries.
- ▪Lampedusa has become a primary landing point for migrants attempting to reach Europe.
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