Episode 71: Dead children and distant ports

In this episode, we speak with medical doctors Hannah and James about their latest missions on the Nadir, a sailing boat operated by ResQship.   Hannah tells us about a rescue in May, when the crew found a boat carrying over 60 people, including two dead children. The people they rescued had been at sea for four days with no water.    James tells us about the Nadir's last rescue in June. After bringing 112 people to safety in Lampedusa, the Italian authorities decided to block the ship from leaving port.    ---Get in touch---   Twitter: @FleetCivil   Mastodon: @[email protected]   Bluesky: @thecivilfleet.bsky.social   Instagram: thecivilfleet   [email protected]   civilfleet.com --- Show notes --- For more on ResQship, see: resqship.org/en Follow them on: Instagram and Bluesky And, listen to episode 27 of The Civil Fleet Podcast for more on Nadir Read The Civil Fleet's coverage of the Nadir, here: bit.ly/39SnJjy Ben mentions a report by Sea-Watch on how the EU could restart state-led refugee rescues. Read that here: https://sea-watch.org/en/mare-solidale/ For more on the Piantedosi Decree, read this: https://www.sosmediterranee.org/consequence-of-the-piantedosi-decree/  Also, listen to episodes 70, 69, 68 and 65 For more on the detention of the Sea-Eye 5, see here: https://sea-eye.org/en/after-rescuing-65-people-sea-eye-5-unlawfully-detained-in-sicily/ Listen to episode 10 for more on Sea-Eye.  James mentions the Flussi Decree. Read about that here: https://www.infomigrants.net/en/post/60346/italys-new-flows-decree-stricter-controls-and-expanded-work-visas-for-migrants