Depois da morte de Aylan, "a Humanidade está a afogar-se"
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“A Humanidade está a afogar-se. Convidamos o mundo a acordar”. Palavra de ordem de uma manifestação, em Istambul, na Turquia, organizada por associações direitos humanos em memória do pequeno Aylan e em solidariedade para com os refugiados.
A imagem do menino sírio, morto, numa praia turca, chamou a atenção do mundo para o drama da imigração e inspirou cartoonistas de vários países:
all Animals in the sea
Sad and cry on #AylanKurdi Icant sleep yesterday my heart hurt on him
bouricha</a> <a href="http://t.co/FVpLtrZiVk">pic.twitter.com/FVpLtrZiVk</a></p>— #IRAQ شمرية العراق (moonnor27) 3 Septembre 2015
HeidiPouru</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/TakePart">TakePart it's really sad … Thinking the number of them who are killed trying to find for a better place to live …
— Kensi Blye Guarantee (@elpida_skarlou) September 3, 2015dear BuzzFeed</a> the cartoon was made by <a href="https://twitter.com/islamgawish">islamgawishpic.twitter.com/8kNsXv81FN
— Khaled Yeslam | خالد (@kyeslam) 3 Septembre 2015'Looking for a safe land' pic.twitter.com/WtSAHJV5E7
— Mahnaz Yazdani (@MahnazYazdani) 3 Septembre 2015The #Syria -n Child on Turkey's shores emerging as a symbol for crisis. Photo via AdiKhair</a> : <a href="http://t.co/MqDpluH30q">pic.twitter.com/MqDpluH30q</a></p>— Joyce Karam (Joyce_Karam) 2 Septembre 2015
It is HUMANITY that really drowned & died on the shore of a Mediterranean beach, not just #AylanKurdi.
#Syriapic.twitter.com/fPiDkiwWy4
— Sara Assaf (@SaraAssaf) 3 Septembre 2015Int'l artists illustrate how #AylanKurdi's death has shaken—& should change—the world http://t.co/FerFXQDlezpic.twitter.com/d0ZW2RtIw9
— TakePart (@TakePart) 3 Septembre 2015“Prefieren no mirar”-perezreverte</a>
<a href="http://t.co/iLjrrMd1fy">http://t.co/iLjrrMd1fy</a> <a href="http://t.co/VrDGXg4DFj">pic.twitter.com/VrDGXg4DFj</a></p>— elchicotriste (elchicotriste0) 3 Septembre 2015
#refugeecrisispic.twitter.com/RhrEjIHaFZ
— Ruben L. Oppenheimer (@RLOppenheimer) 3 Septembre 2015The United Nations by Wissam Al Jazairy
https://t.co/vgacR2KWI0pic.twitter.com/RWGxXaWoZJ
— John Wreford (@JohnWreford) 2 Septembre 2015