Small Boats Rescue

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Sancturians dangerously crossing the English Channel:

Under International Maritime Law;  We will be proactively 'RESCUING' Sancturians  in distress at sea. An Obligation. 

The UK has 16 Archer-class P2000 fast patrol boats in its Royal Navy fleet (google ‘em). 6 x P2000s will be redeployed with our new Royal British Coast Guard on the south coast.

These vessels are utilised for various tasks including
- *Patrol and Training*:
Primarily used for training University student Royal Naval Units (URNUs) and supporting coastal security operations.

- *Maritime Security*:
Some vessels, like HMS Tracker and HMS Raider, are armed and provide maritime force protection to high-value shipping.

Here's a breakdown of the P2000 fleet:
- *URNU Assignments*: 14 vessels are attached to specific URNUs, such as HMS Biter (Manchester URNU) and HMS Explorer (Yorkshire URNU).

- *Coastal Forces Squadron*:
All 16 vessels are part of this squadron, which conducts inshore patrols and safeguards maritime security.

 

- *Operational Roles*:
Some P2000s, like HMS Charger, are based in Faslane, supporting local defense engagement and participating in NATO exercises.
These vessels have also demonstrated their capabilities in various exercises, including operations in the Arctic Circle and Baltic Sea.


NEW WORD: “SANCTURIAN”

*Word Invention: Sancturian*
New Term: Sancturian

*Definition:*
A person seeking Sanctuary and  applying for sanctuary under the new British Sancturian Initiative.

*Etymology:
Derived from the Latin words "sanctuarium," meaning a place of Sanctuary or safety, and the suffix "-ian," denoting a person or inhabitant. The term "Sancturian" embodies the concept of a safe haven, emphasising compassion, protection, and welcome.

*Pronunciation:* /sæŋkˈtjʊəriən/ (SANK-too-ree-an)

*Connotation:*
Caring, Empathetic, endearing, and respectful, "Sancturian" acknowledges the dignity and worth of individuals seeking sanctuary, while also highlighting their courage and resilience.

*Usage:*
"The British Sancturian Initiative is dedicated to supporting true Sancturians as they rebuild their lives in the UK."

By using "Sancturian," we can help shift the narrative around asylum seekers, focusing on their humanity and the protection they seek, rather than stigmatising terms. This term can help promote a more compassionate and inclusive discourse.


*"A New Era of Compassionate Security: The British Sancturian Initiative"*

*Foreword*

Application:         
The Royal British Sancturian Initiative of Great Britain

As a nation built on the principles of justice, compassion, and strength, we recognize the plight of those seeking Sanctury on our shores.

Our proposal, : “The British Sancturian Initiative”:,
Combines robust border security with a fair and efficient British Sancturian process.
By prioritising the safety and dignity of all individuals involved, we aim to create a model that upholds British Values while ensuring British National Security.

*Key Components:*
1. *Rescue and Assessment*: Our Soon to have Flying Boats, will be deployed by The Royal British Coast Guard: Sancturian Rescue Team, supported by 6 P2000 ex-Royal Navy Coastal Protection small ships, Transferred to our new Royal British Coast Guard.

The crews will be Royal British Coast Guard Volunteers.
This is in order that our revered Royal Navy cannot be cited of involvement in controversial political migration and asylum issues.

 British Armed Forces will not take part in Political Immigration Operations at this juncture.

The British Sancturian Initiative:
Will Proactively rescue migrants in distress in the English Channel. The P2000 vessels, with their advanced capabilities, will provide critical support in spotting and rescuing those in need. Following medical assessment, those rescued will be transported to a secure RAF base for further evaluation.

2. *Transportation to the British Ascension Islands*: Sancturians and their legal representatives will be flown by Royal Air Force transport plane, on loan to the Royal British Coast Guard to the British Ascension Islands, a British overseas territory in the South Atlantic Ocean. 88 square Kilometres of beautiful British Tropical Island:

3. *British Sancturian Application Centre*:

Located in the British Ascension Islands, our dedicated British Sancturian Application Centre will process asylum claims. The Directorate of Military Intelligence (DMI) will thoroughly vet Sancturian applications to verify identities and ensure the integrity of our Sancturian process.

4. *Verification Process*:

The DMI will conduct rigorous background checks and assessments to determine the legitimacy of each application. This step is crucial in maintaining the security and trust of our system.

5. *Pathway to Integration*:

Applicants deemed eligible will be issued:
a British Certificate of Invitation to enter Great Britain"
To integrate into British society, they will be required to:
  - Attend assimilation for English language training, English law and cultural orientation.
  - Learn employment skills if needed.
  - Attest and sign committing to uphold British values.

6. *Consequences for Unverifiable Applicants*:
In cases where DMI cannot verify an applicant's identity, the application will be declined, and deportation will proceed under the new “Health and Safety of British Citizens Act 2025. Efforts will be made to return individuals to their country of origin or a location deemed closest to their origin based on available information.

*Our Commitment*
The British Sancturian Initiative is built on a foundation of compassion, fairness, and security. We are committed to providing a safe haven for those who genuinely seek sanctuary while protecting the rights, Health and Safety of British citizens.
By locating our application centre in the British Ascension Islands and utilising our Flying Boat Migrant Rescue Team and P2000 vessels, we can ensure a secure and efficient process for all applicants. Through this initiative, we aim to set a new standard for a Sanctuary process worldwide, balancing Humanity with the need for National Security.

The British Sancturian Application applicant will have the right to summon their advocate to assist them in their daily activities, to ensure fairness and international transparency, free of charge. Their advocating company will be required to fund their Sancturian on successful application.

This is to ensure that Sancturians are not just dumped onto the Streets of Britain by ambulance chasing advocates. In it for the money…
The Legal firm must provide and fund their Charge’s food, accommodation and expenses until their charge is gainfully employed.

NOTE:
The Ascension Islands are part of the British overseas territory of Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, located in the South Atlantic Ocean.
The island has a total area of approximately 88 square kilometres (34 square miles)

Some notable features of Ascension Island include:
- *Volcanic Origin*:
The island is volcanic in origin, with numerous volcanic cones and lava flows.
- *Georgetown*:
The main settlement and administrative centre of the island.
- *Green Mountain National Park*:
A lush, forested area with diverse wildlife and unique ecosystems.
- *Military Base*:
The island hosts a British Military  Base, which provides strategic support for maritime operations in the South Atlantic.

The unique geography and strategic location of Ascension Island make it an important location for various activities, including scientific research, conservation, and military operations.

NOTES:

International maritime law obligates ships and coastal states to rescue individuals in distress at sea. This duty is rooted in long-standing moral obligations and is recognised as customary international law. Key aspects include

- *Duty to Rescue*: All ships, regardless of nationality or type, must provide assistance to people in distress at sea, as stated in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) Article 98 and the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) Regulation V-33.

- *Coastal State Responsibility*: Coastal states must establish and operate an adequate and effective search and rescue service, either individually or regionally, to facilitate assistance to those in distress.

- *Safe Disembarkation*: Rescued individuals must be brought to a safe place on land as quickly as possible, ensuring their basic needs are met and their lives are no longer in danger.

- *Human Rights Protection*:
States are responsible for protecting human rights when people come within their jurisdiction or control, including those rescued at sea. This includes adhering to the principle of non-refoulment, which prohibits returning individuals to a state where they may face danger...

The Health & Safety of British Citizens Act is superior to external obligations in all regard to the act. Including rescuing to a safe location under the Health & Safety of British Citizens Act for application assessment

Some of the key conventions governing maritime rescue include
- *United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)*: Article 98 obliges states to require all masters of a ship to help anyone in danger at sea.

- *International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)*: Regulation V-7 requires governments to ensure arrangements are made for distress communication and coordination in their area of responsibility.

- *International Convention on Maritime Search and Rescue (SAR)*: Outlines the responsibilities of coastal states in coordinating search and rescue operations.

Overall, the obligation to rescue souls at sea is a fundamental principle of international maritime law, emphasising the importance of human life and safety, rescue of souls at sea.

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​The Flight Range of the AG600 is 4,500 km.

With in flight refuelling; English Channel to Ascension is one flight away, straight from the point of rescue in the English Channel to the reception centre on the Ascension Islands.

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The Ascension Islands are 4,000 miles from the UK (6,437km).

Rwanda is 6,592km from London. 

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Transporting small boat undocumented migrants to the British Ascension Islands applications assessment centre is closer than the ridiculous Rwanda fallacy and won't costs tens of billions of £££s

 

International Law; 

 The Ascension Islands are British Territory.

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