Fourteen men tried for deaths of 31 migrants in 2021 English Channel crossing
The trial involves the deadliest known English Channel migrant crossing on record, in which 31 people died.
Fourteen men are on trial over the 2021 deaths of 31 migrants who died while attempting to cross the English Channel, according to court proceedings. The incident remains the deadliest known crossing of the channel involving migrants.
The trial addresses the circumstances surrounding the fatal journey, though specific charges and legal details have not been detailed in available reports.
Sources
- Fourteen on trial over deadliest English Channel crossing on record — Al Jazeera — All
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