Public statement: Three years after Moria burned down
THE PROMISE “NO MORE MORIAS”REMAINS AN EMPTY ONE After Europe’s biggest and most notorious refugee camp burned down in September 2020, promises […]
Category: Hotspot Camps
New Report: A Pandemic of Abuses
PRESS RELEASE, Mytilene/Athens, Greece [Ελληνικά παρακάτω] New report by the Legal Centre Lesvos and the Feminist Autonomous Centre for research documents how […]
Open letter: Forced Food Insecurity at the Lesvos CCAC
On the 17th of May, Greek authorities announced that starting the next day food and water would no longer be provided for […]
Legal Centre Lesvos Quarterly Report
The beginning of 2023 saw a continuation of persistent border violence which confirms that the European Union and its Member States are […]
Legal Centre Lesvos Quarterly Report: October – December 2022
The newsletter for the current period of October – December 2022 will focus on Legal Centre Lesvos’ ongoing dedication to challenge daily […]
Legal Centre Lesvos Quarterly Report: July – September 2022
As the conditions worsen in Lesvos’ Reception and Identification Center in Lesvos (known as Mavrovouni RIC), the new Closed Controlled Access Center […]
Joint Letter on the Situation for LGBTQI+ Asylum Seekers in Greece/ Κοινή επιστολή για την κατάσταση των ΛΟΑΤΚι+ αιτούντων άσυλο στην Ελλάδα.
Dear Manos Logothetis and Patroklos Georgiadis, In light of information collected through input from numerous organizations and focus groups from the community, […]
April – June 2022 Quarterly Newsletter
Since the spring, Legal Centre Lesvos’ work continued to be instrumental in preventing illegal pushbacks of unregistered asylum seekers newly arrived on […]
Legal Centre Lesvos Quarterly Newsletter: January – March 2022
Since the start of the year, the Greek Government has further obstructed access to asylum for most migrants seeking protection in Greece, […]
Prison quarantine and dangerous fires: Updates from the Lesvos camp
Given the persistent and established practice of pushbacks carried out by the Greek authorities in the Aegean Sea for nearly two years […]