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Italy’s top court orders government to compensate migrants who were stranded at sea for days

  • Italy's top appeals court ruled that a migrant from Eritrea, stranded for 10 days in 2018, is entitled to compensation, prompting backlash from the government led by Meloni and Salvini.
  • Over 150 migrants were blocked at sea on the Diciotti vessel when the then-Interior Minister refused their disembarkation in Catania.
  • Activist Giovanna Cavallo mentioned that all involved migrants obtained refugee status, disputing claims that they were 'clandestine' as stated by Meloni's party.
  • The court emphasized that government actions must undergo judicial review, especially when fundamental rights are at stake, highlighting the need for accountability.
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ANSA broke the news in Italy on Friday, March 7, 2025.
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