Protesters face deportation after participating in disruptive anti-Israel demonstrations

Nine European nationals are set to be deported from Greece for their participation in disruptive anti-Israel demonstrations on the campus of University of Athens School of Law last month. The protesters awaiting deportation are from Germany, Britain, France, Italy, and Spain. They were among 28 people of Greek and foreign origin who were detained on charges of disrupting the operation of a public entity and assistance in damaging foreign property, according to court documents.

The Greek protesters were released pending trial last Tuesday but the nine foreign nationals – one man and eight women, aged 22 to 33 – remain in custody pending an administrative decision on their deportation. NYC RADICAL TEACHER GROUPS RALLY BEHIND HUGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO WALKOUT IN ANTI-ISRAEL PROTEST Their lawyers said in a statement that deportation orders had been issued, which would prevent the defendants attending their own trial.

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