Fighting for my innocence: Cork humanitarian worker faces possibility of 25 years in prison


The Trinity College graduate had been assisting refugees embroiled in the humanitarian crisis in the Mediterranean in 2017 when charged with a string of offences, including trafficking, espionage and money laundering.

“People have asked me if I still would have done the same thing had I known about the risks,” Seán said.
To contribute to Seán’s fundraising page visit www.betterplace.org/de/ projects/81284-spende-fuer-gerechtigkeit- an-europas-grenzen-free-nassos-sarah-sean.