vincent cochetel

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 23/11/2018

Tens of thousands 'left to starve' as Mali conflict ... https://t.co/HQICWuaEJ1

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 22/11/2018

Also concerned that more citizens from Burkina Faso are seeking safety in other countries. The risk of metastasis from the Mali situation in particular is very worrying https://t.co/obhrgT2X1q

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 22/11/2018

And no wonders why Malians keep fleeing their country. I am concerned that they are all called “migrants” once they cross any border in North Africa, except in Mauritania. Many from these areas deserve refugee protection https://t.co/hm1pM2doN0

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 22/11/2018

I do not think UK supports or funds those awful jails, but the detention system contributes to “modern” slavery and must be radically changed. Libya: child refugees abused in UK-funded detention centres | World news | The Guardian https://t.co/NMipZ2P2vr

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 22/11/2018

« En Libye, les pratiques esclavagistes se sont multipliées » - La Croix https://t.co/5NBE6LI7cP

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 21/11/2018

Criminalizing the work of NGOs saving lives is just wrong. I do not see the same amount of energy spent in Europe to stop the oil smuggling business which benefits to human traffickers & militias in Libya, why? https://t.co/JcO3yQXBc6 https://t.co/viBvo7d3H9

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 21/11/2018

#Libya’s law 19 of 2010 says that a foreigner illegally on the territory will be penalised by detention with hard labor or a fine (article 6). This legal framework contributes to #humantrafficking & exploitation. The detention system is part of the business model

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 19/11/2018

Letting Ambassadors from countries of origin on the boat is just another attempt to portray everyone on board or in Libyan jails as «migrants » irrespective of why they left their country of origin. This is not right, nor for some people on board to prevent others to disembark https://t.co/CzU5t7V95D

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 19/11/2018

Some of the people on board are probably refugees fleeing from their country of origin. This commercial ship should have never returned these people to Libya. Every effort should be pursued to avoid detention, retaliation or a blood bath. https://t.co/KTKlqG5bJP

vincent cochetel

@cochetel - 19/11/2018

RT @KenRoth: After ten days refusing to leave a cargo ship, 77 refugees/migrants (including 28 children) say they're prepared to die rather…