Why Would We Help Them? - Humanitarian Aid in the Mediterranean Refugee Crisis

Explore the complex humanitarian crisis of refugee rescue in the Mediterranean Sea through this compelling Radcliffe Institute talk by Hernan del Valle, former head of humanitarian affairs and advocacy for Doctors Without Borders. Delve into the political challenges faced by aid organizations, the divided public opinion on migration in Europe, and the ethical dilemmas surrounding search and rescue operations. Gain insights into the decision-making process behind MSF's involvement, the impact of events like the Paris attacks, and the evolving situation in Libya. Examine the role of European leaders, the controversial actions of the Libyan Coast Guard, and the efforts to remove NGOs from rescue operations. Understand the broader context of the migration and refugee crises, and reflect on the moral implications of assisting those in need at sea.

Introduction
Deaths at sea
Three Europes
The Decision
The Crisis
The Eastern Front
The Migration Crisis
The Refugee Crisis
The Paris Attack
Our Mission
The Sea Star
What Do You Do
The Magic Bullet
Libya
European Leaders
Search and Rescue
Report
Conclusion
Getting rid of NGOs
Libyan Coast Guard
Question