Mattarella: "The management of migration flows must respect people's dignity."
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Italian President Sergio Mattarella addressed the importance of human dignity in the management of migration flows during a ceremony at the Bois du Cazier in Belgium. The event marked the anniversary of the August 8, 1956, mining disaster in Marcinelle, where 262 people, including 132 Italians, lost their lives in one of Europe's most significant workplace tragedies.
During the commemoration, Mattarella linked the historical tragedy to contemporary values, emphasizing that workplace safety and the rejection of exploitation are foundational principles of the European heritage. His remarks served to connect the historical sacrifice of migrant workers to current ethical standards regarding the treatment of individuals.
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ANSA (Rome, Italy) (IT) - first snippetFocuses on the historical context of the Marcinelle mining disaster.
ANSA (Rome, Italy) (IT) - second snippetEmphasizes the broader European principles of workplace safety and anti-exploitation.
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