A non-governmental group reported that on Sunday, Italy permitted the transfer of minors and patients from a rescue ship flying the German flag but denied permission for 35 adults to do the same.
At a time when three other sellers of Rome appealed to enabling them to be in a safe port, Interior Minister Matteo Breitidosi had earlier stated that those who do not “meet” the standards will have to “leave the territorial seas.”
900 immigrants, including Ucen Viking, Jion Parrents, and Ries Apoff, are transported on ships.
According to Petra Christoc, the media representative for SOS Humaniti, the first group to be taken off the Humaniti ship in the early hours of the morning were three minors and an infant, who were followed by three male minors.
Then, male adults with medical identification were permitted to disembark the ship. 144 individuals in all were lowered.
Without ensuring a secure port, the Italian authorities had requested that Humanity and go to the port in Sicily. He will be asked to leave, so it’s not yet certain.
Right-wing Italian officials took the oath last month and promised to take more stringent steps to stop boats carrying migrants from North Africa to Europe.
The “decision between migrants whose boats sank,” according to Abu Bakr Sumaruho, who was present at the immigration descent, is illegal under international law.
He said that the extreme right -wing Grostia Meloni government treated “the tired bodies of people whose boats have been sank mainly due to cold, fatigue, shock and torture . . . as things. ”
He stated on Twitter that if the remaining survivors are refused, “we will contest this decision in all the responsible bodies.”
Italy: Permit patients and minors to board a rescue ship, but stop 35 additional immigrants
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