Challenging Impunity in Border Violence: Third-Party Intervention in Muhammad v. Greece
On 19 November 2024, the Legal Centre Lesvos, together with the European Association of Lawyers for Democracy and World Human Rights (ELDH), […]
Author: Lorraine Leete
Unlawful Confiscation and Surveillance of Migrants’ Phones in Lesvos CCAC
Over a two week period in January, as our partners at I Have Rights and the Border Violence Monitoring Network (BVMN) published […]
Legal Centre Lesvos Celebrates the Acquittal of A.H. in a Landmark Case Against State Violence
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMytilene, Greece [Ελληνικά] Legal Centre Lesvos Celebrates the Acquittal of A.H. in a Landmark Case Against State Violence In a […]
HE KEPT SCREAMING THE ONLY ENGLISH SENTENCE HE KNEW
One cold night in spring, around 1 am we left Çanakkale for the shore. We were 26, maybe 28 people. The youngest […]
Lawyers of Survivors and Victims Demand Full Accountability for the Tragic Shipwreck
[Ελληνικά] Closure of the preliminary investigation by the prosecution of the Piraeus Maritime Court on the Pylos shipwreck: The absence of any […]
Reuniting with your family – how hard can that be?
Nonsense Of August 2024 This month, to illustrate parts of the administrative kafkaesque nightmare faced by migrants going through the asylum procedures […]
LCL Quarterly Newsletter April – June 2024
Updates from Lesvos, Key Legal Victories, and Ongoing Advocacy This quarter has been a critical time in the Legal Centre Lesvos’ ongoing […]
Nonsense of the Month: May 2024
ONE YEAR AFTER PYLOS MASSACRE: the baseless and cruel prosecution of the Pylos 9 exposed This month, to illustrate parts of the […]
Nonsense of the Month: February 2024
Try This Quiz – Guess Your Nationality! Meet Awate – An Eritrean national arbitrarily registered as Ethiopian Over the past months a […]
LCL Quarterly Newsletter: October – December 2023
In the face of a crisis of international humanitarian law and human rights law globally, and the expected implementation of increasingly draconian […]