In mare non esistono taxi. الإيطالية 2019

\"In the sea there are no taxis\" by Roberto Saviano throws a deep and unprecedented look at the issue of migration in the Mediterranean. The author of \"Gomorra\", recently awarded the Silver Bear in Berlin for the script of \"The Paranza of Children\", publishes a collection of the works of the greatest international photojournalists on the subject of immigration, commenting and contextualizing personally selected photographs. Where do migrants start from? Why are they forced to flee from Africa? What happens in Libyan detention centers? Who makes the money on the crossings? Why are the boats always overloaded and the conditions of the passengers so inhuman? In the photographs collected in this book and in Saviano\'s words, some answers to these questions can be found. Luigi Di Maio called NGOs \"sea taxis\". Roberto Saviano openly contradicts the Vice-President of the Council: the contribution of rescuers in the Mediterranean is invaluable and the volunteers of Doctors Without Borders, every day, literally save lives. But even after the crossing the migrants\' odyssey can be said to be complete: the various CIEs around Italy are often unprepared to welcome and dutifully assist such a large number of men, women and children. From the Sahara to Libya, to the reception centers, \"In the sea there are no taxis\" by Roberto Saviano is a journey through images alongside millions of people who have left their land, and others who have chosen - knowingly - to dedicate your life to assistance. With the splendid photographs by Paolo Pellegrin, Giulio Piscitelli,