Friday, April 4
Julia Johnson EDN- Refugee Affairs Correspondent – Italy

SOS Humanitarian reports that its vessel, Humanity 1, rescued 60 individuals early this morning from a dangerous situation at sea. The overcrowded and unseaworthy fibreglass boat, carrying survivors including children, a pregnant woman, and a cat, was found after departing from Tripoli, Libya, the previous night.

The survivors are in stable condition but are experiencing weakness and dizziness. The care team onboard is providing necessary support. The Italian authorities have designated Civitavecchia, 953.78 km away, as the port of safety for their disembarkation.

SOS Humanitarian, a non-governmental search and rescue organization, is dedicated to upholding human rights and ensuring that no one drowns while fleeing at sea.

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Hamed Karimi is a Senior Reporter at the European Diversity Newsroom (EDN), focusing on migration, refugee rights, and asylum policies in Europe. An Afghan journalist in exile, he brings a unique perspective to his reporting, highlighting the lived experiences of displaced communities and advocating for inclusivity and human rights. Based in Germany, Hamed specializes in investigative storytelling that bridges policy and personal narratives.

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