Refugees still in limbo one year after EU-Turkey deal
Constantine Venizelos
Press TV, Athens
Thousands of people have marched in the Greek capital Athens on World Day Against Racism to emphasize the negative consequences of the fragile and inconclusive refugee deal between the EU and Turkey. Although the deal ,that was inked 12 months ago, managed to stem the flow of refugees to Europe, it has kept tens of thousands of them in limbo. Press TV’s Constantine Venizelos has more from Athens.
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