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Joint statement on the ongoing violence at the Greece-Turkey border

Topic
Immigration Refugees Borders
Country/Region
Greece Turkey EU

09 March 2020

One of many statements issued by NGOs, activists and others.

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"Today, together with more than a dozen NGOs, legal agencies, and activist groups, we published a statement (below) on the ongoing violence against refugees and migrants at the Greece-Turkey border, which has already resulted in multiple reports of serious injuries, as well as the death of 22-year-old Muhammad al-Arab. Watch our preliminary investigation into his death here"

Joint statement on the ongoing violence at the Greece-Turkey border (Forensic Architecture, link)

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