Rights groups hail acquittal after seven years of aid workers prosecuted during Greece refugee crisis
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A court in Lesbos has acquitted 24 aid workers who faced charges of people smuggling during the height of the refugee crisis, a verdict celebrated by Human Rights Watch as a validation of their humanitarian efforts. The aid workers had been at risk of up to 20 years in prison. The ruling marks the end of a seven-year legal battle for these individuals who were engaged in lifesaving activities at sea. The courtroom erupted in joy as the judge announced their acquittal.
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The refugee crisis in Greece has drawn international attention, with many aid workers facing legal repercussions for their efforts to assist migrants. The prosecution of these individuals raised concerns about the criminalization of humanitarian aid, prompting widespread advocacy from human rights organizations. This acquittal comes at a time when the treatment of refugees and the role of aid workers are under intense scrutiny.
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