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The Bellingcat probe was later cited as credible in a report by the EU's anti-fraud agency Olaf in its wider investigation into Frontex abuses (Photo: European Union, 2019)

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Lawyer suing Frontex takes aim at 'antagonistic' judges

Judges at the European General Court are demanding absurd levels of evidence for asylum seekers wanting justice over alleged abuses, says a lawyer suing the EU's border agency Frontex.

"It shows you how antagonistic they are really to the very rare cases being brought by victims of human rights violation at the EU's external border," says Iftach Cohen, a lawyer at Front-lex, a Dutch-based civil society organisation.

Front-lex had in early 2022 taken the Warsaw-based agency to cour...

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The Bellingcat probe was later cited as credible in a report by the EU's anti-fraud agency Olaf in its wider investigation into Frontex abuses (Photo: European Union, 2019)

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