Thread by @phesimeonid

[thread][#pushbacks][#ntagr][1] So, the report of the National Transparency Authority of Greece was made public, and it's re: an investigation conducted after the @LHreports and @derspiegel publications last October. > aead.gr/publications/e… (link in EN and GR)

[2] And while reading it I realized that -as @lk2015r also observed- the "redacted" text (personal details of those interviewed) are well.. not really redacted and can be traced, searched, and copy pasted to be made readable. >

[3] This also allows us to know that in order to investigate the #pushbacks, the NTA interviewed.. fishermen, priests, businessmen, and of course police and coastguard officers (the latter making 45% of the interviewees).

[4] Anyway, will keep reading, and share thoughts. Greetings to those who take the time to go through these 193 pages today. {pause}

https://twitter.com/MinosMouz/status/1524753713113436160

[5] So, when you think this is over, but it ain't: The #ntagr "took down" their report which shared personal details of those interviewed on their opinion about #pushbacks in Greece. That's a before and after, BUT >

[6] The direct links to the documents of the report (both the English and the Greek version) are still very much working.

aead.gr/images/essays/… {pause till the next chapter}