Migrant Settlements in Greek Strawberry Fields Tracked by Sa

Migrant Settlements in Greek Strawberry Fields Tracked by Satellites


Migrant Settlements in Greek Strawberry Fields Tracked by Satellites
The migrant settlement at Nea Manolada. Credit: Ioannis Kougkoulos, Kornilia Hatzinikolaou
Expert researchers from the University of Nottingham’s Rights Lab are working with the Greek government to try to fight human rights violations in the strawberry fields of Southern Greece.
The university’s Rights Lab has been developing satellite technology capable of locating migrant settlements. The Rights Lab describes the state of the crisis across the globe and their goals as such:
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