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Egyptians remain in detention after Greek court acquittal over shipwreck

Greek police detained nine Egyptians on Thursday saying they could flee the country, despite a court ruling dismissing a case against them over a 2023 shipwreck, one of the deadliest in the Mediterranean. The disaster shocked Europe and the case has been followed closely in Greece, which has been a gateway to the European Union for thousands of migrants and refugees. Up to 700 migrants from Pakistan, Syria and Egypt boarded a fishing trawler in Libya that was bound for Italy before sinking off southwestern Greece, last June.

Egyptians Remain in Detention After Greek Court Acquittal Over Shipwreck

Greek police detain nine Egyptians despite dismissal of shipwreck charges

Lawyer criticises ‘inhumane’ treatment of men who were accused over deadly sinking of vessel crossing from Libya

Greek Police Detain Nine Egyptians Despite Court Ruling on Deadly Mediterranean Shipwreck

Greek authorities detained nine Egyptians despite a court ruling dismissing charges against them regarding a 2023 Mediterranean shipwreck. The disaster, involving up to 700 migrants, shocked Europe. Although acquitted, the men remain in custody pending asylum applications, a decision their lawyers plan to appeal.

ThePressProject reports from Kalamata: The "Pylos 9"are innocent - Neither traffickers, nor "illegals" - "Time to look for the real responsibilities in the Coast Guard" - The Press Project