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…
The denied childhood of the victims of modern slavery and forced labour
Anwara precariously walks on some slippery steps with a big water pitcher in her hands. Her small profile almost disappears amid the chaos inside Bangladeshi Rohingya camps, where people are…
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Women, children and men wait in a line after disembarkation
What’s the price of human life?
Since last June, when the new Italian government started its mandate and the political debate on migration further fuelled national egoism within EU Member States, the situation both at sea…
If you were in distress, wouldn’t you want to be rescued?
Some days ago, the latest data on casualties at sea along the Mediterranean route, especially along the Central Mediterranean, were released. They describe a terrible scenario: 1408 people have allegedly lost…
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Europe needs more solidarity, empathy and humanity to tackle migration flows
As of June 22nd 2018, 960 migrant deaths were recorded along the Mediterranean route, according to IOM data. Among them, 623 casualties occurred in the Central Mediterranean, 45 in the…
A Rohingya girl receiving medical treatment in a MOAS Aid Station
Let’s join forces to help Bangladesh and prevent a humanitarian catastrophe
1.300.000 people need help in Bangladesh. More than 900,000 live in overcrowded refugee camps and makeshift settlements without sanitation and safe shelters, 200,000 live in areas prone to landslides and…
Sacko Soumali, 29, was a Malian trade unionist and was killed in cold blood in Calabria (Italy) June 3, 2018. ANSA/MICHELE ALBANESE
Let’s remain vigilant: don’t forget history
“I was an irregular migrant and an asylum-seeker. I was jailed and forced to work as a slave when I was still a minor in a factory of Auschwitz extermination…
Technical Seminar & AGM 2018 at the Nautical Institute: Maritime and migration challenges in a global world
On May 23rd and 24th the Nautical Institute organised an event in Malta to gather maritime experts and professionals to improve operations at sea. The agenda included good maritime practices…
Situazione nel campo di Shamlapur dove MOAS ha aperto la prima Aid Station
The hardly predictable consequences of the Rohingya crisis at regional and global level between looming monsoon and environmental destruction
It is difficult to fully predict the consequences of the 9-month humanitarian crisis affecting the Rohingya community, above all because the current emergency approach doesn’t allow a long-term vision which…
MOAS' team in Bangladesh ready for the flood preparedness training to face the looming monsoon season
Nine months of Rohingya crisis with more than 700,000 arrivals and 60,000 patients treated at our MOAS’ Aid Stations
Almost nine months ago “the world’s fastest growing refugee crisis” started, as the UN called the Rohingya crisis. Last August 25th an unprecedented wave of violence pushed around 700,000 Rohingya…
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