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Over het vermoeden van schuld in rechtszaken tegen vermeende bootbestuurders in Griekenland.
Een man die oorlog ontvluchtte, wordt in Griekenland veroordeeld tot vijftig jaar gevangenisstraf. Zijn verhaal laat zien wat er gebeurt wanneer mensen vanaf hun arrestatie als schuldig worden behandeld.
Griekenland ontzegt vermeende bootbestuurders toegang tot asielprocedure
CPT Aegean Migrant Solidarity heeft samen met andere maatschappelijke organisaties een verklaring gepubliceerd tegen de Griekse gang van zaken om mensen die worden beschuldigd van het besturen van migrantenboten, de toegang tot de asielprocedure te ontzeggen.
Volgens de organisaties …
Turtle Island Solidarity: shut down Dryden Mill
Community leaders and youth from Grassy Narrows and Wabaseemoong First Nations came together today in Toronto to call on Doug Ford to shut down the Dryden Mill and compensate and care for survivors of mercury poisoning. Ford cancelled his conference appearance when he heard they were coming. Shame!
Aegean solidarity: New report systemic concerns in “smuggling” trials Greece
A new Annual Trial-Monitoring Report by the Border Violence Monitoring Network and Community Peacemaker Teams documents serious and recurring fair-trial concerns in the prosecution of people on the move charged with “illegal transport of third-country nationals” in
Greek Coast Guard found a drifting dinghy
In the Aegean last weekend, the Greek Coast Guard found a drifting dinghy. It had been lost at sea for six days. Twenty-two people died on the way. Two young Sudanese men were arrested – the “smugglers”. CPT Aegean Migrant Solidarity has written a new report based on a year of monitoring “smuggling” trials. Convictions are
From Iraqi Kurdistan: Iranian backlash
In Iraqi Kurdistan, we report on the continuing impact of Iranian backlash. The team has verified reports of hundreds of attacks, which target not only military and political sites, but residential neighborhoods and public spaces too. Fourteen people have been killed.
Faith leaders block ICE agents
In Philadelphia, CPT’s director Melissa Berkey-Gerard joined other faith leaders to block ICE agents. Members of the clergy staged a sit-in, blocking ICE vehicles from leaving a garage. Police manhandled and
About world order - Chris Hedges
Chris Hedges lays out our stark options. “We can obstruct or surrender. Those are the only choices left.”
Trump says he will send Iran and its people “back to the stone ages, where they belong.
US and Israeli bombs devastated Tehran, destroying schools and universities, hospitals and apartment blocks. Trump says he will send Iran and its people “back to the stone ages, where they belong.”
Mercury poisoning indigenous people
Grassy Narrows Indigenous communities rallied against the poisoning of their people. The voice of Chrissy Isaacs – who suffers from mercury poisoning herself – travelled over the PA system and disrupted Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s nearby press conference. “I can outlast her”, he quipped.
Israeli parliamentarians celebrated death-penalty law targeting Palestinians
Israeli parliamentarians celebrated as they passed a death-penalty law targeting Palestinians. They popped the champagne, and wore lapel pins shaped like a hangman’s noose.
Source: CPT.org
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Lesbos en CPT in de media
De KOP Steenwijkerland schreef een artikel over de convergence conferentie op Fredeshiem: “Vluchtingen op Lesbos, ze zijn er nog steeds”.
Mijn ervaringen van de reis naar Nederland en het gevoel van genegenheid en gemeenschap dat het voor mij creëerde
Verslag van een CPT NL werker op Lesbos die een bezoek aan Nederland bracht.