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Sea-Watch 3 is a 50.53-meter (165 ft 9 in) ship. Built in 1972 as an offshore supply ship, the organisation Médecins Sans Frontières commissioned it as a search and rescue vessel under the name Dignity I before transfer to Sea-Watch. [41] Sea-Watch 4 is a 60.70-meter (199 ft 2 in) ship.
In 2017, the Sea-Watch Association took over the ship, replacing the smaller Sea-Watch 2. Pia Klemp was a short-term member of the crew. [6] [7] On 6 November 2017, several people died in an incident at sea. They fell or jumped into the water when the Sea Watch 3 and a Libyan boat got in each other's way while rescuing castaways.
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In conjunction with Alarm Phone, Watch the Mediterranean Sea monitors deaths and violations of migrants' rights at the maritime borders of the EU via an online mapping platform. [ 81 ] The German-based international movement Seebrücke has campaigned since 2018 for the humanitarian rights for people to migrate.
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Humanity 1 in Siracuse. The Humanity 1 is a German Search and Rescue Ship.The former German research ship is owned by SOS Humanity [], having previously been owned by Sea-Watch e. V., who use the ship for SAR operations of refugees in distress on the Mediterranean Sea.