Koraki

A Greek police officer shot a man in the head as he ran away from him. Regardless of claims and labels, we have to stop this from happening.

It is an uncomfortable thing to have to point out, but Greece's Migration Minister Notis Miatarchis is, simply, a liar.

The woman killed on Greece's border with N. Macedonia was Fatmata. She was 23. She was not killed 'by accident'. And this has to stop.

A woman was shot dead on Wednesday for trying to find a safe place to live. It is time to stop.

Two points are important to make: all the evidence points to the fact that Greece performs pushbacks, and that Mitsotakis lies about them.

SYRIZA's latest comment on refugees is worse than anything Nea Dimokratia has said. If the party wishes to govern, it must find some courage

Greece's plan to spend EU cash on illegally operating a border wall underlines the bloc's need to stop all funding to law-breaking members.

The ongoing catastrophe in Tunisia is being met with calls for closed borders from Europe's elite. We must stand for legality and decency.

It seems like a reasonable time - and a vital thing - to update on the current situation surrounding the death of a girl in the Evros river.

The Greek version of our interview with UN Speecial Rapporteur on Human Rights Defenders Mary Lawlor, published in EFSYN on 18 March 2023.

UN Special Rapporter on Human Rights Defenders, Mary Lawlor, expresses her shock and frustration with Greece in this interview with Koraki.

Greece’s Migration Minister Notis Mitarachis’ appearance on the BBC show Hardtalk saw the politician openly lie to two nations' citizens.

Today's France deal brings the UK's anti-refugee spending to over £600m in a year: when is it OK to stop funding racist vanity projects?

Horrific though they may be, recent reports about the Greek border officers are sadly underestimates of their true depravity and barbarism.

The UK's latest refugee proposals amount to a ban on anyone seeking safety in the country. They are illegal, immoral, and unworkable.

Tunisian President and dictator Kais Saied has embarked on a programme of ethnic cleansing, probably inspired by Italy's fascist government.

The commander of the Greek Coastguard has drawn unfortunate attention to his litany of avoidable deaths, by lying about NGOs.

The death of at least 62 people at Calabria is the outcome of the EU breaking the law: the solution is simple. Obey the law.

We have to work to rescue potentially decent people from the far-Right, including the UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman.

Brussels' 'tent city' is just the latest iteration of a 'crisis' which doesn't exist: we have more than enough buildings to house people.