Families Demand Justice One Year After Deadly Migrant Shipwreck in Italy

Survivors and victims' families mark the tragedy's anniversary with calls for accountability and policy reform.

Survivors and families of the 94 migrants who perished in a shipwreck off Italy's southern coast a year ago are demanding justice and truth.
The shipwreck, one of the deadliest in the Mediterranean, has sparked criticism of Italian and EU policies on migration and human rights.
A series of commemorative events, including a torchlight vigil and a photo exhibition, were held in Crotone, where most victims hailed from the Middle East and South Asia.
Legal actions are being pursued against the Italian government and possibly Frontex for alleged failures in rescue operations.
The tragedy has renewed calls for solutions to the migration crisis and highlighted the dangers faced by migrants attempting to reach Europe.