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Greece: Protest march on 28 Pakistani men abducted at behest of MI6

01 January 2006

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Report - lawyer said the men are under great pressure from the Pakistan Embassy at a packed meeting in Athens on 19 January and that they have been offered bribes to withdraw their allegations. Background: MI6 Athens station chief named (Cryptome, link) and MI6 officer linked to abductions in Athens hunt for Tube bombers (Guardian, link) and Greece urged to investigate MI6 torture link Athens MI6 station chief linked to abduction and beating of 28 migrants from Pakistan. See also Athens News (link)

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