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Watch The Med Alarm Phone‘s 1 Year Anniversary Statement 12.10.2015

14 October 2015

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"While we are confronted with a lot of despair, we have also been inspired uncountable times by the willingness to overcome the sea and to move on to desired places throughout Europe.

They grew stronger, louder and more visible every day in the past months: the incredible social and political struggles of refugees and migrants for the freedom of movement. To overcome the Mediterranean Sea in small overcrowded boats is one of the most dangerous aspects of these migration journeys towards the European Union as safe and legal pathways are closed down and fenced off by its government."

See the full text: Watch The Med Alarm Phone‘s 1 Year Anniversary Statement 12.10.2015

And see the Website: www.alarmphone.org

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