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NoNameKitchen on Instagram: "Pushbacks, people risking lives and attacks to human rights ( part 1) On the 13th of December, as it was -2 degrees at the border between Bosnia and Croatia, one of our team members received a call from one Afghan person that she had met some weeks ago. M. (first letter of his name) was completely panicked, he said was stuck with five of his friends near the Sava river, on the Croatian side of the border, as he told us by phone. As there are no legal ways for people fleeing their country to safely reach the country they want, M. put his life in danger to hope to reach Europe. He called and explained by phone that with his friends, they decided to cross the Sava river on a boat to reach Croatia, but their boat broke and they ended up in the icy water of the river. They told that they found a small piece of land to sit on but as they were in a swampy area there were water holes everywhere and their legs were in the water. They were freezing there for four hours before they called us, totally desperate. They told us to call the emergencies or anyone we know that could get them out of there because they had no way out. We told them to call 112 which is the European number to call in case you are in danger but they couldn’t do it. As our team was in Serbia, we told one person we knew in Croatia to call the emergency services for them. The emergencies pressured our coleagues calling from Croatia very much to tell if the people stuck in the river were migrants or were people from Europe. We cannot understand this insistence when lives are at risk. Maybe the man from the emergency service had a specific reason to do so, but we do not know. Our coleagues in Croatia also sent a formal email with the proper location of the group in distress, as the people had shared it with us before. As we did not know at that moment if the emergencies would go to the people or not, we decided to use our contacts. We called organizations and people. But we got this answer from many. They couldn’t go directly to rescue the people because of the common criminalization of solidarity in Croatia. 🖊Solene 📷people shared this video to us from the river To be continued..."

NoNameKitchen shared a post on Instagram: "Pushbacks, people risking lives and attacks to human rights ( part 1) On the 13th of December, as it was -2 degrees at the border between Bosnia and Croatia, one of our team members received a call from one Afghan person that she had met some weeks ago. M. (first letter of his name) was completely panicked, he said was stuck with five of his friends near the Sava river, on the Croatian side of the border, as he told us by phone. As there are no legal ways for people fleeing their country to safely reach the country they want, M. put his life in danger to hope to reach Europe. He called and explained by phone that with his friends, they decided to cross the Sava river on a boat to reach Croatia, but their boat broke and they ended up in the icy water of the river. They told that they found a small piece of land to sit on but as they were in a swampy area there were water holes everywhere and their legs were in the water. They were freezing there for four hours before they called us, totally desperate. They told us to call the emergencies or anyone we know that could get them out of there because they had no way out. We told them to call 112 which is the European number to call in case you are in danger but they couldn’t do it. As our team was in Serbia, we told one person we knew in Croatia to call the emergency services for them. The emergencies pressured our coleagues calling from Croatia very much to tell if the people stuck in the river were migrants or were people from Europe. We cannot understand this insistence when lives are at risk. Maybe the man from the emergency service had a specific reason to do so, but we do not know. Our coleagues in Croatia also sent a formal email with the proper location of the group in distress, as the people had shared it with us before. As we did not know at that moment if the emergencies would go to the people or not, we decided to use our contacts. We called organizations and people. But we got this answer from many. They couldn’t go directly to rescue the people because of the common criminalization of solidarity in Croatia. 🖊Solene 📷people shared this video to us from the river To be continued...". Follow their account to see 1629 posts.

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Air Partner and Carlson Wagonlit are the grease spinning the wheels of the UK deportation machine, organising logistics for mass-deportation flights for years. International travel megacorp Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) holds a £5.7 million, seven-year contract with the Home Office for the “provision of travel services for immigration purposes”, as it has done for nearly […]