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Come funzionano i voli di rimpatrio forzato dall’Italia alla Tunisia

24 June 2024

Internazionale, 24 June 2024.

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"I rimpatri forzati possono svolgersi anche su voli di linea, imbarcando la persona prima degli altri passeggeri e isolandola nei posti in fondo. Ma c’è sempre il rischio che faccia resistenza, cercando di attirare l’attenzione degli altri passeggeri, e che il comandante finisca per farla sbarcare se la situazione a bordo diventa ingestibile. Tutto questo sui charter non succede. “Il vantaggio dei rimpatri via charter è che sono più facili da tenere sotto controllo”, riassume Yasha Maccanico, ricercatore dell’organizzazione Statewatch, che segue da vicino il tema dei rimpatri a livello europeo."

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