@omershatz.bsky.social était invité hier sur @rfi.fr pour évoquer les 122 plaintes déposées auprès de la Cour pénale internationale (#CPI) visant des responsables de l’Union européenne impliqués dans des crimes contre l’humanité commis contre des « migrants » sur la route de la Méditerranée centrale

> By aiding and abetting these crimes, the suspects also committed crimes against the administration of justice under article 70 of the Rome Statute, offenses that carry up to 5 years’ imprisonment. The Article 70 case against Italian PM hashtag#Meloni remains pending before the ICC.

> pursuant to EU policy to kill by drowning and forcibly transfer all survivors to Al-Masri's prisons.

In the past decade +25,000 refugees were killed by drowning and +150,000 survivors were victimized in prisons a-la- #Al-Masri : murder, rape, torture, enslavement and other inhuman acts.>

> instead of surrendering #Al-Masri to The Hague, the suspects conspired to release their partner in crime from prison and smuggled him to #Libya, where he continues to commit Crimes Against Humanity against #refugees, >

🚨 #EU Crimes Against Humanity #Mediterranean🚨

Italy’s Tribunal of Ministers confirms the allegations in our pending #ICC #Al-Masri case v Italian Justice and Interior Ministers, requesting Parliament to remove immunity to enable prosecution!

In an interview with #RAI, Dr. Omer Shatz explains why👇

The “Hellenic colleagues” of Frontex’s Executive Director are charged with causing the shipwreck that killed 600+ asylum seekers—clearly a pushback attempt. To shield them, the ED flew to Athens the next day to publicly absolve:

“The Hellenic colleagues who give their utmost to save lives.”

A reminder of what Frontex had to say about the Greek pushback attempt that killed over 600 asylum seekers: “The Hellenic colleagues who give their utmost to save lives.”