Who ‘misguided’ the U.S. State Department?

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Every week, AthensLive brings to light pivotal developments from Greece, shining a spotlight on critical issues that affect not only the local populace but also resonate globally. This week, our newsletter covers revealing reports from the US State Department and Amnesty International, which underscore urgent human rights concerns in Greece. From the controversial treatment of refugees and immigrants to alarming instances of police brutality, these findings are indispensable for anyone committed to understanding and advocating for human rights.

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