Migrant rescue group criticizes Spain’s offer to dock in Mallorca
By DW
25 August 2019 |
1:00 pm
The migrant rescue charity 'Open Arms' has rejected a Spanish government offer for its vessel to dock at a Balearic Island port. It was the second offer the group rejected, citing an "urgent" and "inhumane" situation.
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