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Exclusive ‘I don’t smuggle people … I save them’, migrant rescue leader says after being acquitted of human trafficking photos

‘I don’t smuggle people … I save them’, migrant rescue leader says after being acquitted of human trafficking

  • "I lost two years of my life doing what I loved, helping, but I was criminalized for doing it,” Team Humanity founder Salam Aldeen tells Arab News in an exclusive interview.
  • Aldeen founded Team Humanity in 2015 while on the island working alongside his partner and co-founder Amal Mahmut, a German citizen who was once a refugee herself.
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