Lecture by Sea Eye Kiel

Sea rescue and the current situation at Europe's external borders

Sea-Eye has been active for over 10 years and is trying to close the gap created by the inhumane isolationist policies of Germany and the EU. We search for people in distress at sea on the world's deadliest escape route and fight against drowning. In our presentation, we want to give an insight into the work of Sea-Eye and other sea rescue organizations - on land and at sea. We will also take a look at the current situation at the external borders, with new and old dangers and political entanglements. We look forward to seeing you there!