About 3,000 immigrants and human rights activists marched in Athens in an anti-racism rally, protesting the death of a 27-year-old Pakistani, who was stabbed in an alleged ‘racially-motivated’ attack earlier this week.
Participants of the anti-racism rally marched in the
city’s central Omonia square, with the demonstrators holding banners
reading: “Neo-Nazis out” and “Punishment for the fascist murderers of Shehzad Luqman.”
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Greek police are hunting three strawberry plantation foremen, who are suspected of shooting nearly 30 workers, mostly Bangladeshi, after immigrants demanded wages they had not been paid for six months.
According to one of the immigrants, they were promised wages of
22 euros ($28.70) a day.
"They keep telling us that we will get paid in a month, and
this has been going on for more than a year," Reuters quoted a
man who refused to be identified.
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