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Mare Liberum möchte Solidarität und universelle Menschenrechte stärken, als unabhängige Instanz fordern wir sichere Fluchtwege und ein Recht auf Bewegungsfreiheit für alle. Unser Einsatz geschieht vor dem Hintergrund einer andauernden Militarisierung der Grenzregion zwischen der Türkei und Griechenland. Die Abschottung der Europäischen ...
Our Mission. Mare Liberum monitors human rights in the Aegean. With our ship we are present off the coast of the Greek island of Lesvos. As an independent observer, Mare Liberum conducts research to document the current situation at the European border and to draw public attention back to this forgotten site of tragedies.
Although Mare Liberum’s influence and importance were—and re-main—independent of that larger commentary, they cannot be fully un-derstood outside of the argument of which they formed a part. Grotius defended the Dutch seizure of the Sta. Catarina on the basis of a set of natural laws, which he derived originally from the divine will.7 ...
Die MARE LIBERUM bekommt eine neue Aufgabe. Wir übergeben unser Schiff an die Aktivist:innen von Zusammenland, die es unter dem Namen MARE*GO betreiben und zurück in die aktive zivile Flotte bringen werden. Updates zum neuen Einsatz werden in den kommenden Monaten bekannt gegeben. Weiterlesen. Januar 10, 2023.
Since March 2020, Mare Liberum has witnessed a dramatic increase in human rights violations in the Aegean, both at sea and on land. Illegal pushbacks, in which those fleeing and migrating people are pushed back across a national border, play an especially crucial role. Over the past year in particular, pushbacks have become an inhumane everyday ...
Mare Liberum – Beobachtung der Menschenrechte in der Ägäis Mare Liberum e. V. documents human rights violations and border violence against people on the move in the A egean Sea. On the life-threatening escape routes between Turkey and Greece, people are regularly pushed back by authorities with violent means to hinder them from reaching the EU.
Until the end of 2021, Mare Liberum conducted its human rights monitoring from its own ship, the MARE LIBERUM 1. This mission was several times interrupted by multiple attempts of blockage and criminalization of our work. At the end of 2021, we evaluated that operating from this asset is not possible anymore. Learn more.
