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GREECE: Greece taking a leaf out of the UK’s manual on indefinite detention

01 April 2012

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"The Greek government appears to have taken a leaf out of the UK government’s book and decided to hold migrants in detention centres indefinitely. The new plans which have already raised significant criticism by campaigners centre on opening 30 former military sites and detaining 1000 people in each."

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