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Bureaucratic obstacles in asylum applications, EU Commission turns blind eye to Plêvrî doctrine · Cyprus Report

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Bureaucratic obstacles in asylum applications, EU Commission turns blind eye to Plêvrî doctrine

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Reports indicate a bureaucratic obstacle is affecting asylum applications in Greece.
Asylum requests are reportedly not being processed, and administrative decisions are being mysteriously revoked.
The European Commission has been reportedly lenient towards the current policies of the Greek Ministry under Minister Plevris.
Concerns have been raised about the lack of scrutiny and oversight regarding these asylum processes.
The situation has led to criticism from various human rights organizations regarding the treatment of asylum seekers.

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Γραφειοκρατικό μπλόκο στις αιτήσεις για Άσυλο, στραβά μάτια από την Κομισιόν για το δόγμα Πλεύρηin.gr · 3 hours ago

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Reports indicate a bureaucratic obstacle is affecting asylum applications in Greece.
Asylum requests are reportedly not being processed, and administrative decisions are being mysteriously revoked.
The European Commission has been reportedly lenient towards the current policies of the Greek Ministry under Minister Plevris.
Concerns have been raised about the lack of scrutiny and oversight regarding these asylum processes.
The situation has led to criticism from various human rights organizations regarding the treatment of asylum seekers.

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