The film premiered in 2024 at the Cannes Film Festival and won the Audience Award at the Thessaloniki International Film Festival.
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At the same time, the film takes a critical look at the failure of the Fortress Europe–visible in the example of Greece, where European policies of sealing off borders are having devastating consequences&the EU bears joint responsibility for the suffering of many people seeking protection.

To a Land Unknown is a sensitive, moving and captivating examination of the situation of Palestinians and what it means to be a stateless refugee in a world marked by racist prejudice and social inequality.

Bound by love and friendship, but also by the burden of despair that haunts them across time and space, they struggle to escape their misery and secure a better future for themselves and their loved ones they left behind.

The film tells the story of cousins Reda (Aram Sabbah) and Chatila (Mahmoud Bakri), who struggle daily in a neighbourhood on the outskirts of Athens with the same plight as hundreds of thousands of other Palestinians: life as refugees.

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This means that another aircraft will be sent to join those already flying in the central Mediterranean, such as the Seabird and the Colibri, to spot boats in distress and document violations of maritime law and international law.
We say: Welcome, Albatross! Solidarity will win!

Human rights are unconditional. Evacuate the privatised prisons in Libya and grant safe access to Europe to those seeking protection and a better life. This is the only way to end deaths at sea. Human rights apply to everyone or no one.

We demand:
• An end to unlawful detentions
• Protection of international law: abolish the Piantedosi decree
• An end to the instrumentalisation of Libya
• No more distant port assignments
• Crimes must have consequences.
• For the right to freedom of movement – safe and legal routes

That is why various sea rescue organisations are now joining forces to form the largest alliance of civilian search and rescue organisations, JUSTICE FLEET, to defend human rights and international maritime law.
As Seebrücke, we support the Justice Fleet with many activists.

The decision thus shows once again that the detention of ships by means of the Piantedosi decree is not lawful – a decision that has already been made in other lawsuits. We therefore call for the abolition of the Piantedosi decree! Solidarity will win!

It also clarified that the so-called Libyan coast guard is not a legitimate search and rescue actor. SOS Humanity is now suing the Italian government for damages.

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We are pleased that the UN Social Committee has made this decision for the time being and call on the Thuringian state government and all state governments that implement this practice to stop immediately and comply with human rights! Human rights are non-negotiable!

The summary decision of the UN Social Committee of 17 October 2025 is a provisional order (interim measure). When the case is finally decided, the question of human rights violations will be addressed, as well as possible compensation for the person affected.

The complaint to the UN Social Committee was preceded by summary proceedings before the Gotha Social Court and then before the Thuringian Regional Social Court. However, neither of the two Thuringian courts had stopped the exclusion from benefits.