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Strategic litigation

11 October 2019
Libya, Strategic Litigation

Press Conference held today: Private companies and Italian government brought to trial for pushback to Libya

Progetto Sciabaca&Oruka·12 February 2021·0 comments

The context – Facts and circumstances – Legal aspects Pushbacks to Libya carried out by private companies and coordinated by Italian authorities in collaboration with the so-called Libyan Coast Guard must be declared illegal. The effects of borders externalization policies under scrutiny by the Court of Rome. Five Eritrean citizens started a lawsuit against the…

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Libya, Strategic Litigation

Private companies and Italian government brought to trial for pushback to Libya

Progetto Sciabaca&Oruka·5 February 2021·0 comments

Press Conference February 12, 2021 h 12:00, Location: Zoom (Register HERE) Five Eritrean citizens were pushed back illegitimately on July 2nd, 2018 by the Augusta Offshore ship “Asso Ventinove” as part of operations coordinated by the Italian authorities stationed in Libya and with the collaboration of the so-called Libyan Coast Guard. Now they have started…

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Libya, Strategic Litigation

ASGI asks the Italian Court of Auditors for an investigation into the use of public funds in detention centres in Libya

Progetto Sciabaca&Oruka·27 January 2021·0 comments

Text of the complaint ASGI submitted a complaint to the Public Prosecutor’s Office at the Court of Auditors in Rome, pointing out several critical issues concerning the activities carried out by some Italian NGOs in Libya with funds from the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS). The complaint is based on the report “A Critical…

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Libya, Strategic Litigation

Complaint to the UN Human Rights Committee over the role of Italy, Malta, and Libya in violating the right to leave Libya, resulting in denial of the rights of asylum seekers

Progetto Sciabaca&Oruka·24 July 2020·0 comments

Press Conference July 28th, 2020, 3:30 pm CEST_Location: Zoom (here the registration form) and live on ASGI’s Facebook page. Rome/Tunis, 24 July 2020 PRESS RELEASE The Association for Juridical Studies on Migration (ASGI) and the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies (CIHRS) filed a complaint against Italy, Malta and Libya with the UN Human Rights…

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Libya, Strategic Litigation

The Italian Supreme Administrative Court orders the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to release IOM’s financial reports for projects financed by the Italian Government in Libya

Progetto Sciabaca&Oruka·22 May 2020·0 comments

ASGI, in the framework of the projects Sciabaca and Oruka, has presented requests to access the financial reports of projects implemented by IOM and other international organizations in Libya.

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Libya, Strategic Litigation

Right to enter Italy for those who have been unlawfully pushed back to Libya

Progetto Sciabaca&Oruka·8 January 2020·0 comments

On 28 November 2019, the first instance court in Rome, in adjudicating a civil lawsuit promoted by Amnesty international and represented in court by ASGI lawyers, recognizing for the first time that a foreigner illegally pushed back by Italian authorities has the right to enter Italy to seek international protection.

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Libya, Strategic Litigation

ASGI’s case against italian government for supporting the Libyan Coastguard through misuse of “Africa Fund” money goes on appeal

Progetto Sciabaca&Oruka·31 October 2019·0 comments

On 27 June 2019, the Italian Supreme Administrative Court held the first hearing in the case initiated by the Association for Legal Studies on Migration (ASGI) against the Italian Government for allegedly misusing cooperation and development money to provide operational support to the Libyan Coast Guard (LCG), in a bid to stem the flow of…

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Libya, Strategic Litigation

NGO coalition requests African Commission on Human Rights to probe atrocities against migrants in Libya

Progetto Sciabaca&Oruka·11 October 2019·0 comments

On 23 June 2019, the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, ASGI and ARCI submitted a joint request to the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, demanding an investigation into the gross human rights violations against refugees and migrants in Libyan detention centers.

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Libya, Strategic Litigation

The Court of Rome orders the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to issue an entry visa for humanitarian reasons for an unaccompanied minor in Libya

Progetto Sciabaca&Oruka·16 June 2019·0 comments

On 21 February 2019, the Tribunal of Rome ordered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Italian Embassy at Tripoli, to issue a visa for humanitarian reasons for an unaccompanied Nigerian minor in Libya.

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The Sciabaca & Oruka – Oltre il Confine is an ASGI project that aims to contest national, European and international policies that have been designed with the objective of restraining the freedom of movement of non-European citizens and the right to asylum.

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