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Greece and Italy would both be really good countries if they weren’t being totally manipulated by Germany, which is in turn totally manipulated by the US.
Southern Europeans are much less faggoty than us ice niggers.
The trial for 24 NGO workers in Greece began this week as they face allegations of aiding human trafficking and people smuggling that took place between 2016 and 2018.
The workers, who worked for the NGO Erci (Emergency Response Center International), were supposed to face trial in November of 2021 but the trial had been postponed.
Members of Erci are accused of various charges including aiding in the smuggling of illegal immigrants, with one of the defendants, German national Sean Binder, being initially arrested in 2018 for espionage, forgery and unlawful use of radio frequencies, the newspaper Ekathimerini reports.
Binder commented outside the courtroom on the case on Tuesday saying, “What is on trial today is human rights. That is the fundamental problem.”
“We are desperate to go to trial because what we did was legal,” he said and added, “And we need the judge to acknowledge that we need to get through this, because until then, there is a shadow of doubt, not over me alone, but over anybody who does search and rescue.”
Sarah Mardini, a Syrian refugee herself and competitive swimmer, is also facing trial in the case but was not present on Tuesday at the courtroom. Mardini and her sister Yusra were the subjects of a Netflix film and her sister competed in the Olympic games in 2016 and 2021.
Human rights groups have also slammed the trial including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, which stated that the trial is “politically motivated.”
Yeah – it’s “politically motivated” insofar as trafficking brown people into white countries is a political crime.
That language doesn’t make sense.
24 Humanitarian workers are put to trial this week in Greece, facing prison for saving lives in the Mediterranean.
Humanitarians and NGOs are simply doing what EU states are legally obliged but unwilling to do, and then are criminalised for it. Utterly shameful.#DropTheCharges https://t.co/Nl5wh5kdP2
— Philippe Lamberts (@ph_lamberts) January 10, 2023
