This paper focuses on some recent events of criminalization of humanitarian activities at sea in Italy, and precisely the Open Arms and the Sea Watch 3 cases. It is stated that criminalization of humanitarian activities at sea is largely due to a substantial âimplementation gapâ between the Smuggling Protocol and the current EU legal framework on people smuggling, that is the so-called âFacilitatorsâ Packageâ of 2002. It is further contended that legal certainty requirements make legislative reform necessary in Italy to prevent the criminalization of humanitarian activities at sea.
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This paper focuses on some recent events of criminalization of humanitarian activities at sea in Italy, and precisely the Open Arms and the Sea Watch 3 cases. It is stated that criminalization of humanitarian activities at sea is largely due to a substantial âimplementation gapâ between the Smuggling Protocol and the current EU legal framework on people smuggling, that is the so-called âFacilitatorsâ Packageâ of 2002. It is further contended that legal certainty requirements make legislative reform necessary in Italy to prevent the criminalization of humanitarian activities at sea.
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| æè¦æµè§æ¬¡æ° | 494 | 91 | 6 |
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