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While the Justice Fleet keeps fighting for people's freedom to move, the Italian government keeps detaining and fining civil search and rescue ships, like Sea Punks. But the courts tend to agree with us: we defend the law, even if that means refusing illegitimate orders from Italian authorities.
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![Quote: “Understanding what really happened at the Ceuta border means looking at how people actually talk about leaving, rather than at what officials say about them afterward [...] A less registered term is lharba (Arabic for ‘escape’), which names a condition one can be in for years [...] Using the word lharba puts you inside the same community of the stuck.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:3jovwomvxsauksapjrrix7ep/bafkreih3fuq2lh44hvoro7yynukfs2ocg2lb67uzccsafbyjhcvwsr4n6i)
