Koraki

Our article Pushbacks, in Finland's Together magazine, highlighting the Greek government's vicious and illegal anti-refugee campaign.

In September this year, the Greek government illegally pushed back the highest ever number of men, women and children arriving in Greece.

Although the proportion of people being illegally pushed back from Greece has fallen, the reason is not what one might expect or hope.

The Greek government is attacking human rights defenders because they are the people's last line of defence of against the Greek government

Kiriakos Mitsotakis has caused Greece's worst ever rail and maritime catastrophes. How many people does he want to kill before he resigns?

A note which includes the fact that the Greek Coastguard may have actively killed 650 men, women and children, and on what pushbacks are for

Greece, Italy, 'Eastern Libya' and the EU are responsible for killing 650 men, women and children today. We should not pretend they are not.

Nea Dimokratia took a far greater lead over SYRIZA than expected on Sunday. But just one in four registered Greek voters voted for it.

Anyone unfortunate enough to be addressed by Nea Dimokratia on its ‘fair’ refugee policy should ask: what happened to our €3.2bn?

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

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.

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.

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

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.

The Greek Migration Ministry's response to the New York Times is a mix of the irrelevant and the untrue. We deserve better.

Despite his claims to the contrary, Mitarachis' pushbacks from Greece are killing people in ever greater number each year.

The Greek government, backed by the EU and a UK ever closer to being a rogue state, is boasting about assaulting the law and human decency.