Reclamare il Mediterraneo Nero. Sul caso Sea Watch

Studi mediterranei, 2020

Il confronto testuale tra <Tre operai> (1934) e <Speranzella> (1949) di Carlo Bernari e < Il mare non bagna Napol>i di Anna Maria Ortese (1953) rivela anzitutto una necessità di retrodatazione della nascita ufficiale del neorealismo mistificato da Maria Corti, in secondo luogo il riconoscimento che la Ortese attinge testualmente con eccessiva evidenza, non sottolineata dalla critica, dalla letteratura bernariana di due decenni precedenti.

Osservatorio AIC, 2019

In June 2019 the Sea Watch 3, an NGO ship carrying migrants rescued at sea, was banned to enter Italian ports and territorial waters under the so-called 'closed ports' policy of the Italian government. After a two-week standoff, the ship contravened the prohibition and entered the port of Lampedusa, where the captain Carola Rackete was arrested for violence against public officers. However, a judge soon ordered her release on grounds that her actions were required by the international law of the sea. This paper analyzes the main international law issues raised by this incident, notably including the legitimacy of the ban on entering Italian territorial waters and ports. It is argued that, while the 'closure' of the territorial sea appears to be unlawful, that of Italy's ports does not. This reflects the deficiencies of the international law norms concerning disembarkation of people rescued at sea.

L’italiano per comunicare, lavorare, partecipare, 2022

Quaderni di Relazioni Internazionali, 2006

La partita nel Caucaso

Alle origini del welfare Radici medievali e moderne della cultura europea dell'assistenza a cura di Gabriella Piccinni viella Copyright © Viella N.B: Copia ad uso personale. È vietata la riproduzione (totale o parziale) dell'opera con qualsiasi mezzo effettuata e la sua messa a disposizione di terzi, sia in forma gratuita sia a pagamento.

Diritti umani e diritto internazionale, 2019

This article focuses on the affair of the Sea Watch 3, a ship that, after rescuing forty-seven people in distress at sea, including fifteen minors, was blocked in Italian territorial waters for more than ten days, with the survivors forbidden from disembarking. Different profiles of the facts are analyzed, starting from the relevant obligations associated with international maritime law, and the question of the disembarkation in a place of safety. We then try to verify whether the naval blockade ordered by the Italian authorities, which forced the boat to moor in front of the port of Syracuse for more than ten days, can be considered a deprivation of freedom of the people on board. Finally, the investigation focuses on how far the Italian authorities’ treatment of unaccompanied minors complies with the international, European and national obligations to which Italy is bound.

2020

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A summary article about the bone tablets from Olbia Pontica. I suggest that the tablets were used in sacred rituals of writing.