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Italy Threatens To Ban NGO Ships After Thousands Of Migrants Rescued At Sea
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October 27, 2022
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1:31Now PlayingNGO-operated rescue ship have saved thousands of migrants from the Mediterranean Sea in recent days as Italy's new right-wing government looks set to clash with migrant rescue charities. According to Italy’s Interior Ministry, the actions of the rescue ships are “not in line” with Italian or European rules on immigration and has threatened to prevent the vessels from entering Italian waters.
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Italy Threatens To Ban NGO Ships After Thousands Of Migrants Rescued At Sea
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