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Saving lives at sea is not a crime But for the past few years, European states have treated those brave enough to save refugees from drowning in the Mediterranean as if they were breaking the law.Welcome to The Civil Fleet, a podcast by civilfleet.com that focuses on the NGO…
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Episode 91: Titanic profits from Britain's performative cruelty (opens the original)
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In this episode we speak with Toni from Corporate Watch about Titan Airways, a charter airline company making millions from Britain's deportation regime. She tells us how the firm is generating wealth by tearing families apart, making a killing from every juncture in the cycle of war, and using sport to wash its image. ---Support The Civil Fleet Podcast --- ko-fi.com/civilfleet ---Get in touch--- Twitter: @ FleetCivil Mastodon: @civilfleet@kolektiva.social Bluesky: @thecivilfleet.bsky.social Ins
Episode 90: Saving lives under fire (opens the original)
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In this episode we speak with Sea-Watch spokesperson Julia Winkler about the so-called Libyan Coastguard's shooting of the Sea-Watch 5 rescue ship in May. She tells us how, following the horrific attack, the Italian authorities absurdly put the ship's captain under investigation. Julia also tells us how the rescuers hope to put legal pressure on the German government to protect Sea-Watch's activists from the Libyan gunmen in the future. ---Support The Civil Fleet Podcast --- ko-fi.com/civilfleet
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