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EU: Nato among those accused of letting migrants die at sea

01 March 2012

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"Confusion, denial and ignored distress signals by Nato, warships and two fishing boats led to the death of 63 migrants (including children) on a boat which tried to cross the Mediterranean last year, according to a scathing report by the Council of Europe (CoE)."

See: NFull story (EU Observer, link)

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