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Greek Court Acquits Nine in Migrant Shipwreck Case - Vimarsana News

Greek Court Acquits Nine in Migrant Shipwreck Case

A Greek court dismissed charges against nine Egyptian men linked to a devastating 2022 migrant shipwreck in international waters, citing lack of jurisdiction. The disaster, one of the deadliest in the Mediterranean, claimed around 500 lives. Human rights advocates have questioned the Greek investigation's integrity.

Trial over deadly Mediterranean shipwreck opens in Greece amid protests - Vimarsana News

Trial over deadly Mediterranean shipwreck opens in Greece amid protests

The trial of nine Egyptian men accused of causing a shipwreck that killed hundreds of migrants off Greece last year began amid protests on Tuesday in the city of Kalamata.

Charges dropped against nine men over 2023 shipwreck off Greece - Vimarsana News

Charges dropped against nine men over 2023 shipwreck off Greece

United Nations says about 500 more people on board died in one of the deadliest boat accidents in the Mediterranean

Greek Court Dismisses Charges in Deadly Migrant Shipwreck Case - Vimarsana News

Greek Court Dismisses Charges in Deadly Migrant Shipwreck Case

A Greek court dismissed charges against nine Egyptian men accused of causing a shipwreck that killed hundreds of migrants off Greece, citing lack of jurisdiction. The overcrowded boat from Libya capsized in June 2022, leading to one of the deadliest accidents in the Mediterranean Sea. Survivors blame a failed Greek coastguard rescue attempt.

Greek judge dismisses Adriana shipwreck case, claiming no jurisdiction - Vimarsana News

Greek judge dismisses Adriana shipwreck case, claiming no jurisdiction

A judge has dismissed a case for conviction against nine Egyptian men over the worst migrant shipwreck in the Mediterranean for over a decade, amid questions from human rights groups challenging the integrity of the trial.