WARD: And a final thought tonight. Today, more tragic news came from the Mediterranean. Over 50 migrants apparently drowning after they were deliberately pushed into the sea by smugglers as they risked their lives for a shot at a better future. We imagine a world where the ocean isn't the end but a beginning. Just off the West Coast of Ireland, a human rights lawyer and passionate sailor is using her boat to integrate five young asylum seekers and five Irish youth. She calls her project Safe Haven Ireland. And this year, Syrians were on board for the first time.</s>SHAUNA GILLAN, CEO AND FOUNDER OF SAFE HAVEN IRELAND: There's something magical about starting the boat. That we are all at see together as a team for a week. You're facing common challenges together. I think it just means that the kind of bonding of the group is so much stronger and so much faster. This is our first time having resettled refugees on board. So recent arrivals. None of these Syrian lads have been in Ireland for longer than five months.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I only came to realize myself</s>GILLAN: I just want them to be happy. I want everyone happy. And to realized that they can do whatever they want to do, so before the week started they didn't know that they could be steering in boat like this. So I want them to know that they do what they want to do.</s>WARD: And that's it for our program tonight. Remember, you can listen to our podcast, see us online at Amanpour.com and follow me on Facebook and Twitter at Clarissa Ward. Thank you so much for watching and goodbye from London.
Ireland's Safe Haven at Sea