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New Joint Ministerial Decision affects legal representation for asylum seekers in Greece
3 sourcesFirst reported 20 days agoUpdated 18 days ago
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- The Greek Bar Association's plenary is calling for the repeal of provisions in the newly announced Joint Ministerial Decision (KYA) concerning asylum seekers.
- Legal aid associations are urging immediate changes to the KYA, citing barriers in legal representation for asylum applicants.
- The new KYA stipulates that lawyers will receive a bonus of 250 euros for each asylum seeker who departs from Greece.
- Concerns have been raised regarding the impact of this KYA on the provision of free legal assistance to asylum seekers.
- A coordinated effort is underway among legal professionals to address these changes and their implications.
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