Tahi-Le'o
4.0 mei he ngaahi fetuʻu ʻe 5 (makatuʻunga ʻi he 1 toe vakaiʻi)
fekauʻaki mo e:
Ko e Tahi-Le'o e.V. ko ha kautaha 'oku 'ikai ke ne fakatupu pa'anga 'oku ne fakahoko 'a e ngaahi ngaue kumi mo e fakahaofi sivile 'i he Central Med. 'I he 'ao 'o e faingata'a'ia fakaetangata, 'Oku 'omi 'e he Sea-Watch 'a e ngaahi malava tokoni fakavavevave, ngaahi fie ma'u mo e teke ki he ngaahi ngaue fakahaofi 'e he ngaahi kautaha 'iulope pea tu'u hake fakahāhā ki he ngaahi hala hola fakalao. Koe'uhi 'oku 'ikai ke 'i he 'atakai ha solova'anga fakapolitikale 'i he 'uhinga 'o e #SafePassage, kuo mau fakalahi 'emau mala'e ngaue mo fai ha ngaahi palani fo'ou. ‘Oku mau tau‘atāina fakapolitikale mo fakalotu pea ‘oku fakapa‘anga pē kimautolu ‘aki ‘a e ngaahi foakí.
ngaahi meʻa ʻoku ʻoatu:
22/09/2020
Toe vakaiʻi ʻo e Tahi-Le'o
They are saving lives and ask nothing in return for that. It’s not that they say to the ones they rescued that they owe them a lot of money, since they saved their lives. No! They do it for the sake of helping people and not for getting something out of that. They rely on donations and volunteers, but unfortunately they also have a shop where they sell some stuff… (https://shop.sea-watch.org/)
Ko ia te u ‘oange kiate kinautolu ‘a e poloka ‘e 5/5 ki he’enau fefakatau’aki fakahaofi mo’ui ta’e-fefakatau’aki, ka kuo pau keu to’o ‘o ‘ikai si’i hifo he poloka ‘e 1, koe’uhi ko ‘enau falekoloa.