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Atlantic College Students Take the Lead in Migrant Sea Rescues: A Humanitarian Mission

How can young people contribute to saving lives? Sixth form students at Atlantic College are tackling the world’s most dangerous migration paths through marine rescues and innovation. Learn about their groundbreaking efforts.

More on the same in our article:
https://www.theworkersrights.com/sixth-form-students-at-atlantic-college-lead-the-fight-to-save-migrants-at-sea/

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2024/12/02
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