Arrivals in Central Med up 300% in March
Departures from Libya have spiked in March with recorded arrivals in Italy up more than 300 per cent over the same month last year.
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►https://theconversation.com/european-policy-is-driving-refugees-to-more-dangerous-routes-across
The shifting sea routes of Europe’s refugee crisis, in charts and maps
Twice in the past two weeks, dozens, if not hundreds, of people have drowned in the Mediterranean Sea — but in both those cases, not one of them was Syrian. For the past year, the world has been largely focused on the rafts filled with refugees from Syria’s civil war that have traveled incessantly from Turkey to the nearby Greek island of Lesbos. But 600 miles to the west, a long-used route between Libya and Italy is drawing attention again after a spate of tragedies.
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European policy is driving refugees to more dangerous routes across the Med
It is estimated that in 2015, more than a million people crossed the Mediterranean to Europe in search of safety and a better life. 3,770 are known to have died trying to make this journey during the same period. This so-called “migration crisis” is the largest humanitarian disaster to face Europe since the end of World War II.
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Our research also suggests that there is a relationship between the decisions made in Europe and deaths at sea.
Data shows that 2,892 people died crossing the Mediterranean from Libya in 2015 – one person for every 53 arrivals. Across the Aegean route from Turkey to Greece, the death count for 2015 is significantly lower, both in absolute and relative terms: 806 dead or missing against 845,852 arrivals. That’s one person dead or missing out of every 1,049 arrivals.
–-> correlation entre politiques migratoires et décès aux frontières !
«Rifugiati, le cifre confermano: le politiche europee aumentano i rischi in mare»
L’Europa è di fronte alla peggiore catastrofe umanitaria dai tempi della Seconda guerra mondiale: emergono dati allarmanti da un rapporto presentato da un team internazionale a cui partecipa il sociologo Nando Sigona dell’Università di Birmingham. . «In questi primi mesi del 2016 nel mar Egeo muore una persona ogni 409 profughi che si imbarcano, nel 2015 il rapporto era uno a 1049»
▻http://www.vita.it/it/article/2016/03/31/rifugiati-le-cifre-confermano-le-politiche-europee-aumentano-i-rischi-/138846