Tearsheet. The New York Times Magazine. Front cover. September 6, 2015.
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Eritrean migrants, who were rescued at sea by a ship hired by MSF. Madecines sans Frontieres, are seen on deck as the ship transports them to Reggio Calabria, Italy, on July 27, 2015. The ship, Â named "Bourbon Argos" , was patrolling the waters off of Libya when it encountered two wooden boats carrying a total of nearly 700 migrants, according to MSF. The migrants reported that a third boat left Libya with them, but it could not be located by MSF. It was reported to have been rescued the following day by an Irish ship, with casualties.
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Eritrean migrants, who were rescued at sea by a ship hired by MSF. Madecines sans Frontieres, are seen on deck as the ship transports them to Reggio Calabria, Italy, on July 27, 2015. The ship, Â named "Bourbon Argos" , was patrolling the waters off of Libya when it encountered two wooden boats carrying a total of nearly 700 migrants, according to MSF. The migrants reported that a third boat left Libya with them, but it could not be located by MSF. It was reported to have been rescued the following day by an Irish ship, with casualties.
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Eritrean migrants are seen in their boat as they are about to be rescued by MSF.Â
Medecines sans Frontieres, approximately 10-15 nautical miles off the Libyan coast on July 27, 2015. The MSF-hired ship, named "Bourbon Argos" , was patrolling the waters off of Libya when it encountered two wooden boats carrying a total of nearly 700 migrants, according to MSF. The migrants reported that a third boat left Libya with them, but it could not be located by MSF. It was reported to have been rescued the following day by an Irish ship, with casualties.
© Paolo Pellegrin | Magnum Photos
Eritrean migrants, who were rescued at sea by a ship hired by MSF. Madecines sans Frontieres, are seen on deck as the ship transports them to Reggio Calabria, Italy, on July 27, 2015. The ship, Â named "Bourbon Argos" , was patrolling the waters off of Libya when it encountered two wooden boats carrying a total of nearly 700 migrants, according to MSF. The migrants reported that a third boat left Libya with them, but it could not be located by MSF. It was reported to have been rescued the following day by an Irish ship, with casualties.
© Paolo Pellegrin | Magnum Photos
Eritrean migrants, who were rescued at sea by a ship hired by MSF. Madecines sans Frontieres, are seen on deck as the ship transports them to Reggio Calabria, Italy, on July 27, 2015. The ship, Â named "Bourbon Argos" , was patrolling the waters off of Libya when it encountered two wooden boats carrying a total of nearly 700 migrants, according to MSF. The migrants reported that a third boat left Libya with them, but it could not be located by MSF. It was reported to have been rescued the following day by an Irish ship, with casualties.
© Paolo Pellegrin | Magnum Photos
Eritrean migrants are seen in their boat as they are about to be rescued by MSF.Â
Medecines sans Frontieres, approximately 10-15 nautical miles off the Libyan coast on July 27, 2015. The MSF-hired ship, named "Bourbon Argos" , was patrolling the waters off of Libya when it encountered two wooden boats carrying a total of nearly 700 migrants, according to MSF. The migrants reported that a third boat left Libya with them, but it could not be located by MSF. It was reported to have been rescued the following day by an Irish ship, with casualties.
© Paolo Pellegrin | Magnum Photos
Eritrean migrants are seen in their boat as they are about to be rescued by MSF.Â
Medecines sans Frontieres, approximately 10-15 nautical miles off the Libyan coast on July 27, 2015. The MSF-hired ship, named "Bourbon Argos" , was patrolling the waters off of Libya when it encountered two wooden boats carrying a total of nearly 700 migrants, according to MSF. The migrants reported that a third boat left Libya with them, but it could not be located by MSF. It was reported to have been rescued the following day by an Irish ship, with casualties.
© Paolo Pellegrin | Magnum Photos
Eritrean migrants are seen in their boat as they are about to be rescued by MSF.Â
Medecines sans Frontieres, approximately 10-15 nautical miles off the Libyan coast on July 27, 2015. The MSF-hired ship, named "Bourbon Argos" , was patrolling the waters off of Libya when it encountered two wooden boats carrying a total of nearly 700 migrants, according to MSF. The migrants reported that a third boat left Libya with them, but it could not be located by MSF. It was reported to have been rescued the following day by an Irish ship, with casualties.
© Paolo Pellegrin | Magnum Photos
Eritrean migrants are seen in their boat as they are about to be rescued by MSF.Â
Medecines sans Frontieres, approximately 10-15 nautical miles off the Libyan coast on July 27, 2015. The MSF-hired ship, named "Bourbon Argos" , was patrolling the waters off of Libya when it encountered two wooden boats carrying a total of nearly 700 migrants, according to MSF. The migrants reported that a third boat left Libya with them, but it could not be located by MSF. It was reported to have been rescued the following day by an Irish ship, with casualties.
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MEDITERRANEAN SEA. The sea at night near the Libyan coast. 2015.
© Paolo Pellegrin | Magnum Photos
Eritrean migrants, who were rescued at sea by a ship hired by MSF. Madecines sans Frontieres, are seen on deck as the ship transports them to Reggio Calabria, Italy, on July 27, 2015. The ship, Â named "Bourbon Argos" , was patrolling the waters off of Libya when it encountered two wooden boats carrying a total of nearly 700 migrants, according to MSF. The migrants reported that a third boat left Libya with them, but it could not be located by MSF. It was reported to have been rescued the following day by an Irish ship, with casualties.
© Paolo Pellegrin | Magnum Photos