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31 Oct 2018
The joy of saving lives and the future challenges of migration at Bridges of Peace 2018

Upon my return from Bologna and before arriving in Bangladesh, I had time to reflect on the experience made at the event organised by Sant’Egidio “Bridges of Peace 2018”. Among...

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30 Oct 2018
Bridges of Peace 2018: a discussion about humanitarian corridors the meeting with Alpha, a young man rescued by MOAS

On October 15th, I participated in a panel about humanitarian corridors as part of the event Bridges of Peace 2018 organised by the Community of Sant’Egidio to discuss global migrations,...

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15 Oct 2018
MOAS Aid Stations in Bangladesh: more than 80,000 children, women and men treated in a year

One year ago, MOAS opened the first Aid Station in Shamlapur, a fishing village in Cox’s Bazar, where Rohingya people would land after perilous sea crossings from Myanmar. Shamlapur was...

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08 Oct 2018
The time of empty words is over. People have to be effectively protected.

On October 3rd 2013, Italy and the entire world woke up with the horrific news of a shipwreck killing 368 people off Lampedusa, Europe’s doorstep. The day after, public opinion...

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08 Oct 2018
Since October 2013, people have been dying every day in search of safety

On October 3rd 2013, the life of my family deeply changed from a personal and professional point of view. Since then, we actively committed to decreasing casualties at sea and...

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18 Sep 2018
State of the Union and future developments: President Junker highlights the need for Europe to remain united

“Our efforts to manage migration have borne fruit: arrivals have been drastically reduced”, declared Jean-Claude Junker in his State of the Union speech summarizing the latest achievements and setting new...

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18 Sep 2018
The extraordinary resilience of Rohingya people in overcrowded refugee camps

A swing, a little girl dressed in red walking in front of an Aid Station, the smile of some children playing behind her, a boy waving goodbye. This picture -...

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13 Sep 2018
Why do governments play with people’s lives? Little Nur Begum questions the MOAS team in Unchiprang

Nur Begum is around nine years old and lives in Balukhali camp, Bangladesh. She lives amongst thousands of Rohingya who fled Myanmar after the latest crackdown by official authorities. She...

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06 Sep 2018
Un Fact-Finding mission confirms Rohingya genocide: inaction and impunity might be as fatal as criminal actions

One year ago, the latest wave of violence against the Rohingya stateless Muslim minority in Myanmar started, but no solution is in sight yet. The Rohingya exodus pushed more than 700,000...

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10 Aug 2018
Update from Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh: a rush against time to save human lives

Reya is 18, is part of the local community and came to the MOAS Aid Station in Shamlapur for a sore throat. Here, she was diagnosed with acute tonsillitis and...

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