Migrants in Upsetting State in Greece

If to believe Francois Crepeau, a top notch UN official, Greece has been passing through a worst economic crisis since World War II. This has led to the birth of shocking conditions in detention centres across the nation.

Not only this, it has also been found that migrants in Greece have been treated quite badly. A smell of hostility always remains among Greek people for migrants. These migrants basically belong to Africa and Asia, who tried to enter Europe by making Greece a gateway.

It has been found that more than 130,000 such migrants have been found to be short of food, water and other basic facilities like provision of hot water and heating system. Crepeau said that conditions were found to be pathetic in almost 11 detention centres, where he had went.

Citing an example of one of the detention centres, he said that one of the detention centres was having slabs in the place of beds to sleep on. Not only this, there was no light and toilets were in a sorry state.

He further affirmed that there are places where he could not even spend an hour. Without a doubt, such places were shocking places, said Crepeau.


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