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Greek court acquits aid workers of spying charges
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Sixteen aid workers who were involved in refugee rescues on the Greek island of Lesbos at the peak of a refugee crisis have been acquitted of espionage charges by a court, a defence lawyer said on Wednesday. In total 24 aid workers, including Greeks and foreigners, affiliated with the Emergency Response Center International, a nonprofit search-and-rescue group operating on Lesbos from 2016 to 2018, were charged. The island was then on the frontline of Europe's refugee crisis, with scores of asylum-seekers from Africa, the Middle East and Asia arriving daily.

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