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EU: Dublin agreement: European Council on Refugees and Exiles letter to EU Presidency

01 April 2008

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The letter (pdf) says that "the unacceptable conditions for asylum claimants in Greece, the obstacles to accessing a fair determination procedure and the risk of other serious human rights violations" as its reasons. "Greece is not a safe place for those in need of protection," Bjarte Vandvik, the head of the ECRE, said.

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