A new report by the Hellenic Council for Refugees (HCR) unveils the organised and systematic nature of pushbacks at Greece’s borders, exposing harrowing testimonies from victims. These accounts detail arbitrary…
The Three-Member Court of Appeal in Kalamata has rejected compensation claims from nine survivors of the Pylos shipwreck who were wrongfully imprisoned for 11 months. Despite being acquitted in May…
Eight lives have tragically been lost, including six children and two women, in a shipwreck involving refugees in the waters north of Samos. Rescue efforts remain underway as authorities search…
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has once again condemned Greece for the degrading treatment of an asylum seeker, ordering the country to pay €6,500 in compensation for moral…
Greece is preparing temporary detention sites to accommodate a possible rise in refugees fleeing conflict in the Middle East, Minister for Immigration and Asylum Nikos Panagiotopoulos announced, stressing that “the…
A refugee has been confirmed dead following a shipwreck south of Gavdos that occurred earlier this morning.
Four people, including two young boys aged 3 and 5, have tragically died following a shipwreck off the coast of Kos. The victims were pulled from the sea near Foka…
The Movement United Against Racism and the Fascist Threat (KEERFA) has condemned a violent racist attack on Mohamed Aslam, a delivery worker for Wolt.
In a powerful joint statement, four prominent voices against police brutality—Yiannis Maggos, father of the late police brutality victim Vassilis Maggos, Nikos Kostopoulos, brother of the murdered Zak Kostopoulos, Irfan…
The National Commission for Human Rights (EEDA) has released a statement addressing the conditions in police detention centres, following the deaths of two detainees in Omonia and Agios Panteleimon police…