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Survivors and family members of African migrants who perished in a 2013 shipwreck near Lampedusa in the Mediterranean sea leave an audience with the Pope, Oct. 1, 2014

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This handout picture released by the Vatican press office on July 8, 2013 shows Pope Francis looking at a computer while receiving explanations on a boat off Lampedusa island, a key destination of tens of thousands of would-be immigrants from Africa, during his visit on July 8, 2013. In a visit stripped of the usual pomp of papal travel, Francis will cast a wreath into the sea and hold a mass of mourning with a simple cross made from the wood of rickety fishing boats that migrants arrive on.AFP PHOTO / OSSERVATORE ROMANO/HO RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE – MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / OSSERVATORE ROMANO" – NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS – DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

Migrants wait at the port of Lampedusa to board a ferry bound for Porto Empedocle in Sicily on February 20, 2015. Authorities on the Italian island of Lampedusa struggled to cope with a huge influx of newly-arrived migrants as aid organisations warned the Libya crisis means thousands more could be on their way. AFP PHOTO / ALBERTO PIZZOLI

ITALY, Lampedusa : A migrant rests inside the Temporary Permanance Centre (CPT), refugee camp, on the italian island of Lampedusa on October 6, 2013. The structure contains at the moment more than 400 asylum seekers. Divers in Italy recovered dozens more bodies today after a shipwreck in which more than 300 African refugees are feared to have died, as a government minister called for an easing of immigration rules. Divers working at a depth of some 50 metres (164 feet) described nightmarish scenes under water: bodies trapped in the wreckage, locked in a final embrace or lying on the seabed covered in sand. AFP PHOTO / ROBERTO SALOMONE

ITALY, Lampedusa : This picture grabbed on a video released by the Italian Navy on October 12, 2013 shows a diver (C) rescuing immigrants from the sea off Malta near the Italian island of Lampedusa on October 11. Close to 200 shocked survivors were plucked from the sea on October 12 after their overloaded boat sank, claiming more than 30 lives in the latest deadly migrant tragedy to hit the Mediterranean. The sinking on October 11, 2013 killed mostly women and children when the boat went down off Malta near the Italian island of Lampedusa packed with some 230 people desperate to reach European shores, according to officials.

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Pope Francis (C) greets migrants during his visit to the island of Lampedusa, a key destination of tens of thousands of would-be immigrants from Africa, during his visit on July 8, 2013. In a visit stripped of the usual pomp of papal travel, Francis will cast a wreath into the sea and hold a mass of mourning with a simple cross made from the wood of rickety fishing boats that migrants arrive on. AFP PHOTO / POOL / ALESSANDRA TARANTINO / AFP PHOTO / POOL / ALESSANDRA TARANTINO

A rescuer arriving in Lampedusa after a rescue-at-sea operation. He protectively holds an baby girl whose parents perished in a blazing shipwreck of the Libyan coast on May 25, 2016. 9 month-old Favour arrived an orphan to the island of Lampedusa, which lies nearer the shores of North Africa than Italy, after her father and pregnant mother died during in the harrowing fire, which left many survivors suffering serious chemical burns.

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