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KKE criticizes government's asylum policy as barbaric and repugnant

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The Greek Communist Party (KKE) criticized the government's decision regarding asylum procedures as "repulsive and barbaric."
The government's policy includes a financial incentive for lawyers who persuade refugees to withdraw their asylum requests.
KKE claims that this approach transforms lawyers into facilitators of inhuman treatment instead of defenders of workers' and people's rights.
The party has called for the abolition of this government decision and the accompanying EU Pact on Migration.
The criticism highlights concerns over the ethical implications of the government's asylum policies.

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The Greek Communist Party (KKE) criticized the government's decision regarding asylum procedures as "repulsive and barbaric."
The government's policy includes a financial incentive for lawyers who persuade refugees to withdraw their asylum requests.
KKE claims that this approach transforms lawyers into facilitators of inhuman treatment instead of defenders of workers' and people's rights.
The party has called for the abolition of this government decision and the accompanying EU Pact on Migration.
The criticism highlights concerns over the ethical implications of the government's asylum policies.

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