Thousands of immigrants marched through the streets of Athens on Friday to protest against the recent spate of racist attacks against them while the country is facing an unprecedented economic crisis. Thousands of immigrants Marched through the streets of Athens to protest on Friday against the recent spate of racist attacks against 'em while the country is facing economic crisis Unprecedented year.
Some 5,000 protesters demonstrated outside parliament waving banners that read "No to Islamophobia" and "Neo Nazis out!" 5.000 Some protesters outside parliament waving banners Demonstrated That read "No to Islamophobia" and "Neo Nazis out!" in one of the most important steps against Racism held in the Greek capital in recent years. in one of the Most Important steps against Racism Held in the Greek capital in recent years.
This event occurs after the arrest of hundreds of immigrants and their detention in a military camp in the city of Corinth in the Peloponnese. This event OCCURS the arrest of Effective Hundreds of immigrants and Their detention in a military camp in the city of Corinth in the Peloponnese.
"A detention center" "A detention center"
This decision has angered local authorities and residents who gathered outside the camp to protest their detention. This decision angered HAS Local Authorities and residents who Gathered outside the camp to protest Their detention.
"We will do everything we can to prevent such a disaster," said the mayor of Corinth, Alexandros Pnevamtilos to Skai TV. "We will do everything we can to Prevent Such a disaster," Said the mayor of Corinth, Alexandros Pnevamtilos to Skai TV. "We do not want this camp which is at the heart of the city (...) becomes a detention center." "We do not want this camp is at the heart Which of the city (...) Becomes a detention center. "
The number of racist attacks targeting migrants in Greece has increased considerably since the beginning of the economic crisis in 2009, according to human rights organizations of immigrants. The number of racist attacks targeting migrants in Greece HAS Increased considerably since the Beginning of the economic crisis in 2009, human rights organisms selon of immigrants.
Taking advantage of the growing hostility of public opinion towards immigrants in a sluggish economy, the far-right group Golden Dawn has this year entered parliament for the first time since the fall of the dictatorship of colonels in 1974. Taking advantage of the growing hostility of public opinion Towards immigrants in a sluggish economy, the far-right group Golden Dawn HAS Entered parliament this year for the first time since the fall of the dictatorship of the colonels in 1974.
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