Nikos Dendias
Europe
Minister Dendias Finishes London Trip
The Greek Minister for Public Order & Citizen Protection, Nikos Dendias conducted a three-day official visit to London, United Kingdom, which was completed on July 5, in order to discuss matters concerning migration and public security.
Dendias met among others...
Greece
Greece to Blackball Dublin II Regulation
According to Minister of Public Order, Nikos Dendias, Greece has decided to vote against the European immigration regulation. According to the agreement, the country of first entry in the EU bears responsibility for the determination of asylum status.
As a...
Economy
1.5 Million Uninsured Workers in Greece
According to a survey carried out by the Labor Institute of G.S.E.E, about 1,5 million workers in Greece, both Greeks and foreigners, are working under the regime of partial or entirely uninsured labor.
The data show that the contribution evasion...
Greece
Dendias Asks Aid To Handle Immigrants
Public Order and Citizen Protection Minister Nikos Dendias met on June 5 with the ambassadors of the European Union to Greece, the ambassadors of Norway and Switzerland, and a representative of the European Commission Representation in Greece. to talk...
Greece
Greek Police To Check MP's, Gun Owners
After incidents involving gun-carrying Members of Parliament sparked warnings that someone might be shot, Greek police said they will have a special three-member committee check all the gun licenses issued in the country to make sure the people who...
Crime
EU Urges Greece To Up Asylum
The European Union has called on Greece to review its asylum policies, especially for Syrians fleeing "atrocities" in their country. Greece grants asylum to as few as 1 in 100,000 applicants and the government has been acting to purge...
Crime
Three Suspects Arrested In Migrant Shootings
Three men who were supervisors on a Greek strawberry farm and suspected of shooting at 200 immigrant workers, injuring 29 of them, were arrested on April 19, authorities said.
The only information given was that the men were aged 21,...
Crime
Grigoropoulos' Murderer Still Being Paid
Epaminondas Korkoneas, the policeman who was sentenced to life imprisonment for killing 15- year-old schoolboy, Alexandros Grigoropoulos in 2008 in the Athens neighborhood of Exarchia, is still receiving his salary from the Greek state.
According to “Ethnos tis Kiriakis” newspaper,...
Greece
Draft Decree Against Racist Violence Unveiled
A draft Presidential Decree on dealing with racist violence, which foresees the set-up of a specialized unit in the Greek Police (ELAS), was unveiled during a press conference on Monday by Public Order and Citizens' Protection Minister Nikos Dendias.
The...
Greece
Evros Anti-Immigrant Fence "Ready in Weeks"
A fence along the Greek-Turkish border designed to prevent illegal immigration through the northern region of river Evros, will be up and fully operational by the end of the month, authorities have told the newspaper Kathimerini.
More than half of...