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NGOs end involvement in legal guidance for migrants; lawyers take over with bonuses. · Cyprus Report

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NGOs end involvement in legal guidance for migrants; lawyers take over with bonuses.

1 sourceFirst reported 19 days agoUpdated 19 days ago

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The Greek government is ending the involvement of NGOs in providing legal assistance to migrants and asylum seekers.
Lawyers will now be responsible for offering legal guidance, with a system of bonuses for cases where applicants abandon their asylum requests.
A new registry will be established to facilitate remote legal services for asylum seekers under defined terms and conditions.
There will be established fees and incompatibility rules as part of the new legal guidance framework.
This policy change aims to streamline the legal assistance process for asylum applicants in Greece.

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Τέλος οι ΜΚΟ στη νομική καθοδήγηση μεταναστών: Αναλαμβάνουν οι δικηγόροι με «μπόνους» αν ο αιτών άσυλο αποχωρήσειEthnos · 19 days ago

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The Greek government is ending the involvement of NGOs in providing legal assistance to migrants and asylum seekers.
Lawyers will now be responsible for offering legal guidance, with a system of bonuses for cases where applicants abandon their asylum requests.
A new registry will be established to facilitate remote legal services for asylum seekers under defined terms and conditions.
There will be established fees and incompatibility rules as part of the new legal guidance framework.
This policy change aims to streamline the legal assistance process for asylum applicants in Greece.

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