But to counteract this sentence are the Cutro decree, the funding of the Memorandum Italia-Libia and the "Mattei Piano" of the Meloni government to the Libyan Coast Guard and to the anti-medicine concentration camps for rejections ....
..and the profits of Eni. To deliver migrants to Libyan torturers, a tugboat of the Libyan state oil company of which Eni is shareholder
Ainzara concentration camp financed by the Italian government
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Receiving indications via radio from an official never identified by a private company, also remained unknown to the investigations, and of which the captain never wanted to reveal the identity, the tugboat instead of heading towards Italy took the Libya route where "He brought back the 101 shipwrecked shipwasters, making them translative on a Libyan patrol boat, providing them with serious damage, consisting of their collective rejection, as a conduct prohibited by international conventions".
For the maximum court, performing this order means illegally rejecting migrants and forcing them to land "in a non -safe port", due to the high risk of being "subjected to inhuman or degrading treatments in detention centers for foreigners".
Libyan coast guard
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Ace 28 is a tugboat of the Augusta company, supporting oil platforms off Libya. ENI had intervened on the matter on the same day of rejection, denying that he was involved. «The Ace 28 ship that operates on behalf of the company Mellitah Oil & Amp; Gas (managed by Noc, the Libyan state oil company of which Eni is a shareholder, editor's note) In support of the Sabratah platform - an Eni spokesman at Ansa explained on 30 July 2018 - he loaned to a boat with 101 migrants on board arrived near the platform due to adverse weather conditions ". Then he added: "The rescue operation was managed entirely by the Libyan Coast Guard who imposed on the Ace 28 commander to report migrants to Libya". Words that had to play like a defense, but who then condemned the captain.