Guardacostas libios intentaron impedir rescate de migrantes en el Mediterráneo, según grupo alemán

According to a report by the German organization Sea-Watch, which operates rescue ships in the Mediterranean Sea, Libyan coast guards have been intercepting and detaining their vessels, preventing them from rescuing migrants. The group claims that on one occasion, Libyan coast guards boarded their ship and threatened to shoot the crew if they did not hand over the migrants they were transporting.

Sea-Watch has been operating in the Mediterranean Sea since 2015, with a mission to rescue migrants and refugees who are attempting to cross the sea from Africa to Europe. The organization has rescued thousands of people and has faced numerous challenges from authorities in various countries, including Libya.

The situation in the Mediterranean Sea has become increasingly dangerous for migrants and refugees, as many have been forced to make perilous journeys across the sea due to the closure of land borders in Europe. The number of deaths among migrants and refugees attempting to cross the sea has also increased significantly in recent years.

Sea-Watch has called on European authorities to take action to address the root causes of migration and to provide safe and legal pathways for people seeking asylum. The organization has also called on Libyan authorities to respect the rights of migrants and refugees and to work with international organizations to find solutions to the crisis in the Mediterranean Sea.