Leave no one behind!
- 3. Apr. 2020
- 1 Min. Lesezeit
The European Court for Human Rights recently requested the Greek government to submit which measures they have taken regarding the threat of Covid-19, especially to protect vulnerable people in the Reception and Identification Centre on Samos. The government's answers were woefully inadequate, revealed the dramatic unpreparedness of the authorities and did not even mention vulnerable people and their special needs.
See for our response to the court here on our website:
Immediate evacuation of vulnerable persons such as the applicant are the only effective measure to prevent serious harm resulting from Covid-19!
Reading through this piece on the "Leave No One Behind" movement really puts the urgency of the European migration crisis into perspective, especially regarding the dire conditions in Moria. It is heartbreaking to think about thousands of people being trapped in such precarious legal and physical environments while administrative delays stall basic human rights. The article’s point about the "hotspot" approach essentially turning islands into open-air prisons is a sobering detail that I hadn't fully considered in terms of long-term psychological impact. It reminds me of how often systemic issues are hidden behind bureaucratic language. I actually found myself discussing these complex policy structures with a friend who uses Online Assignment Help Service in Australia for her international law studies,…