A recent BBC investigation has uncovered allegations against the Greek Coast Guard, accusing them of causing the deaths of dozens of migrants over a three-year period. Witnesses claim that individuals were deliberately thrown overboard or forced back to sea, actions that have led to fatalities. The Greek Coast Guard has firmly denied these accusations, asserting their adherence to international obligations and a commitment to professionalism and respect for human rights. The investigation raises serious questions about the treatment of asylum seekers and migrants attempting to reach Europe through Greece.
A BBC investigation accuses the Greek Coast Guard of causing migrant deaths.
Witnesses allege migrants were thrown overboard or forced back to sea.
The Greek Coast Guard denies all accusations, citing adherence to international and national obligations.
The investigation highlights the broader issue of Europe’s handling of migrants and asylum seekers.
Human rights groups claim thousands have been illegally pushed back from Greece to Turkey, denied the right to seek asylum.
Video evidence and survivor testimonies form part of the investigation’s findings.
The issue reflects the political and humanitarian challenges facing Europe in managing migration.
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