#seenotrettung — Public Fediverse posts
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06/09/2026 – „Ich zieh doch nicht fĂźr eure Interessen in den Krieg!“ Dissens Podcast im Gespräch Ăźber Widerstand gegen Krieg und Militarisierung https://www.a-radio.net/2026/6946 #Sendungen #antimilitarismus #desertieren #desertion #Faschismus #il_frankfurt #Krieg #militarisierung #seenotrettung
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Zivile #Seenotrettung im Mittelmeer - SOS Humanity
Die Bundesregierung unter Merz entzieht der zivilen Seenotrettung bereits zugesagte Mittel – trotz der Tatsache, dass das Mittelmeer eine der tödlichsten Routen der Welt ist. Der Jahresstart 2026 war sogar der tödlichste seit Beginn der Aufzeichnungen: Im Schnitt sterben hier acht Menschen pro Tag – darunter ein Kind.
Die Bundesregierung hat sich entschieden wegzuschauen. Ihr nicht. #spendenaufruf #Geflüchtete
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#meeresmittwoch : historische Station zur #seenotrettung am #leuchtturm Phare de Baleines auf der Ile de Re, #frankreich, August 2025
#fotografie #AtlantischerOzean #atlantik #Biscaya #viereckkiel #meermittwoch
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#oceanwednesday : historical #searescue station at #phare de Baleines on #iledere #france in August 2025
#photography #atlanticocean #atlantic #golfofbiscaya #seawednesday -
„We know about your hard and stressful working conditions as seafarers, so today we send you our deepest thanks for every rescue you have carried out!
In the Mediterranean Sea, as well as in the Atlantic and the English Channel, you often rescue refugees who are in distress. Sometimes the boats are small, and sometimes they are very big, and they are almost always overcrowded. We have seen how you carry out these rescues no matter the weather conditions, even though when the waves are high it is dangerous for you as well.
We know that when you provide help your vessel becomes delayed, meaning there is more stress and harder work for you in the next port. But your hearts are wide, and you don’t want to pass by when brothers, sisters and their children are close to drowning.
Today we want to say: we see you! We will never forget every one of you who did what they could to stand by the side of the people in distress...“