Greece agreed to accommodate 50,000 asylum seekers, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said

Greece agreed to accommodate 50,000 asylum seekers but not in a single refugee camp as originally proposed by the European Union, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said.
The decision was taken after an emergency mini-summit on the migrant crisis in Brussels on Sunday. Greece had to reject three proposals by European partners before the decision was taken.
Specifically, the EU had proposed the creation of a refugee city with a 50,000 capacity. The second proposal was that a EU country to have the right to bar entry to refugees from another EU member state.  The third was the establishment of a new operation by EU border police Frontex in northern Greece to check migratory flows towards the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM).
The Greek prime minister spoke after the summit and expressed his satisfaction that none of the three proposals was accepted by Athens. Instead of having a “ghetto” of 50,000 people, as Tsipras said, 30,000 of the refugees will be accommodated in various hospitality camps around Greece, with 7,000 in the islands and 23,000 in the mainland. The remaining 20,000 will be given rent subsidies by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. This way they will be integrated in Greek society, the prime minister said.
On the second proposal, Greece’s counter-proposal was that the EU notifies the country of passage on the number of refugees it is responsible to take.
On the third proposal, Tsipras said that the guarding of borders is exclusively the responsibility of a nation; the only contribution Frontex could provide, he said, would be to register or identify those refugees who had not been processed at points of entry on the Greek islands. He estimated that these cases would be very few, since most refugees on islands request registration.
The European Commission said in an official statement, “We welcome the intention of Greece to increase the reception capacity to 50,000 places, with the support of UNHCR, before the end of the year.”
The EU would provide funding to both Greece and the UNHCR to aid with the resettlement process. Frontex would help Greece with registration, they said, while calling for an upgrade to the joint operation system Poseidon to include Frontex at the Aegean Sea. The leaders also promoted the immediate creation of bilateral confidence-building measures between Greece and FYROM, where the UNHCR should also help with more staff, while they called on Greece, FYROM and Albania to strengthen their management of external land borders.
The Greek prime minister also spoke of the role of Turkey in terms of refugee flows, saying that collaboration with the neighboring country would help reduce the flows. Greek and Turkish port authorities and coast guards should work closely together, although each country is responsible for guarding its own territorial waters. The EC will present specific proposals to Turkey soon, Tsipras said, which creates the hope for a decisive resolution of refugee flows.

The European Union says it will set up 100,000 places in reception centers in Greece for Migrants

The European Union — in an effort to ease the burden on Greece and eastern European countries caused by the influx of migrants –says it will set up 100,000 places in reception centers in Greece and along the migrants’ route through the Balkans.
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said early Monday after an emergency summit Sunday in Brussels with several leaders of EU nations, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the leaders of non-EU eastern European countries, that 50,000 places would be created in Greece and another 50,000 throughout the Balkans.
Juncker said the reception places will be vital in providing shelter, registering the migrants and helping better manage the flow of the migrants.
“This is one of the greatest litmus tests Europe has ever faced,” Merkel said Monday about the continent’s migrant crisis, which some see as a border security problem and others view as a humanitarian challenge.
Juncker issued a statement Monday with nearly 20 proposals, including a plan for the speedy exchange of information to coordinate efforts on processing the migrants through the various countries.
The mini gathering of central and eastern European leaders Sunday was sought by Chancellor Merkel, who has voiced concern for migrants as winter sets in.
The meeting was the latest in a series of top-level EU meetings to find a unified approach on how to best deal with the thousands of migrants streaming into the EU every day.
On Sunday, Croatia Interior Ministry spokesman Domagoj Dzigulovic said a record 11,500 migrants entered the country Saturday — the most in a single day since the flow of migrants began in mid-September. Police said the country has seen nearly 250,000 enter the country since then.
Migrants turned to Croatia after Hungary erected a barbed-wire fence along its border with Serbia.
Countries called to meet
European Commission President Juncker called leaders of Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, FYROM, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia, plus refugee organizations involved, to attend the meeting in Brussels.
“Every day counts,” Juncker said Sunday in an interview in German weekly newspaper Bild am Sonntag. “Otherwise we will soon see families in cold rivers in the Balkans perish miserably.”
Some EU lawmakers have complained that all states should attend the meeting and that France’s absence in particular could limit progress on a plan.
More than 680,000 migrants and refugees have crossed to Europe by sea so far this year, fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East, Africa and Asia, according to the International Organization for Migration.
“The challenge now is to slow down the flow of migration and to bring our external borders under control,” Juncker told Bild. “We must also make it clear that people who arrive at our borders who are not looking for international protection have no right to enter the EU.”
Some criticism
Bulgaria, Serbia and Romania said they would close their borders if Germany or other countries shut the door on refugees.
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said Sunday Serbia would not “put up any walls” but suggested his country will not agree to be the only migrant stop if countries farther west close their borders.
At the Brezice camp in Slovenia near the border with Croatia, U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) spokesman Babar Baloch urged leaders to come up with a system to register and screen newcomers when they first enter Europe, rather than piecemeal along the way.
“But also very important is to help Syria’s neighboring countries where there are around 4 million refugees,” Baloch said. “These people don’t need to take these risky journeys if there are legal pathways to come to Europe.”
The lack of a common policy is straining ties among European leaders, raising questions about the EU’s future.
Rights group Amnesty International said the 28-country bloc could not afford to end another meeting without an agreed plan.
“As winter looms, the sight of thousands of refugees sleeping rough as they make their way through Europe represents a damning indictment of the European Union’s failure to offer a coordinated response to the refugee crisis,” said John Dalhuisen, Amnesty’s director for Europe and Central Asia.
Death toll
The continent is experiencing the worst migration crisis since World War II. At least three migrants — two children and a woman — drowned on Sunday when their boat sank off the Greek island of Lesbos, the coast guard said, the latest fatalities in Europe’s refugee crisis which has claimed nearly 3,000 lives.
Around a dozen others, mostly Afghans, are still missing after the rickety vessel, carrying 60 people, went down at dawn as it made the perilous crossing from Turkey, according to the Greek coast guard. Also Sunday, the bodies of 29 people thought to be migrants were discovered on beaches near a city 160 kilometers (100 miles) east of Tripoli, the Red Crescent said.
“Local residents told us about bodies on the beaches around Zliten,” spokesman Mohamed al-Misrati told the French news agency AFP. “We discovered 25 bodies, then another four.”
Misrati did not give any further details about the nationality of the deceased, but the Tripoli authorities’ official news agency reported that they were from Africa.

Cyprus-27-year old Filipina mother and undocumented worker jumped from the 5th floor of a building when the immigration police attempt to check

A young Filipina mother fell to her death from the 5th floor of an apartment complex in Nicosia on Friday, in an attempt to flee police immigrant checks.
Police were performing routine checks following reports that immigrants without residence permits were staying in the building.
When the 27-year-old woman from the Philippines whose permit had expired long time ago, was informed of police presence, unnoticed she tried to get to the next door apartment via the building’s skylight.
No one saw her fall. She was found later heavily injured when neighbours went searching for her after the police had gone.
She was taken to hospital but succumbed to her injuries on Saturday morning.
The unfortunate woman was a mother of three young children and was residing in Nicosia with her Nepalese partner. 
Tsismosaonline.com news reporter talked to Nepalese husbund and he said two days before the police raid the building, his wife  worried about her life as an undocumented worker " I built a family here -- but it could all be taken away. I live in fear of deportation were the last words of the filipina. 
I was at work in a restaurant when I heard immigration police was arresting undocumented workers. Two armed men with badges showed up on my apartment complex in Nicosia the husbund said. My neighborhood was full of armed officers and flashing police lights. All my neighbors were out on the street.
I was born in a small farming town in Nepal and came to Cyprus without papers at 20 years old. The lingo for people like me is a “Dreamer” .I knew we were undocumented, but I didn’t yet understand what it meant. I was different. Like when my friends got their licenses, and I couldn’t. Or when I tried to find work, but was told I wouldn’t be able to. That’s when I started to realize what life without immigration papers was going to be like.
I started to feel pretty bad about myself, too, like I wasn’t good enough, because I wasn’t like the other legal foreigners. I worried about stuff like that all the time. I worried about how I could help support my family financially, too.  I need to work to support my family, and I need documents in order to do that lawfully. My children won’t have their mother by their side. Who could ever call that justice?
Deportation: What Happens if you are Deported
Deportation is a serious problem for  undocumented workers. If you over stay your visa, work illegally or break the law, you are liable for deportation. However, deportations can happen by accident too.
There are a few things to keep in mind regarding deportation orders. Usually, the orders will give you a chance to leave of your own free will and most of the time, you won’t get an ugly deportation stamp in the back of your passport and more likely than not, be allowed back into the country after a set amount of time (or simply after you leave and get a new visa). Deportation orders usually come with terms and conditions, you must leave within a set amount of time, buy your own ticket out (don’t necessarily need to go home but you can’t stay here) and stay outside the country for a set period of time.
If you violate the deportation orders, you are in for a nasty surprise. You will more likely than not be detained in an immigration detention centre while the host country processes you out. If you are detained, you can expect to sit in the detention centre for up to a week and sometimes longer. At this point, it is an official deportation, you get the deportation stamp in the back of your passport and free ticket home (they usually don’t give you a plane ticket to anywhere but your home country). You may have just stopped and saw I said free ticket and yes, it is free in a sense but you will be billed for the ticket and usually fined, it will be much more expensive than if you had self-deported.
If you were forcefully deported, cross that country off the places you cannot visit again as you won’t be allowed back in until you repay the ticket, fine and have to wait a set period of time, that is if they even let you back in. Not only that, be prepared to answer some questions at the next port of entry as immigration officers really don’t like seeing deportation stamps. However, hope is not lost if you find yourself with one of those stamps in the back of your passport and in fact, is easy to rectify (won’t help you get back into the country you were deported from).
Keep in mind, most countries ask you if you have ever been deported or removed from a country. If you have but never got the stamp or it is no longer in your (new) passport, then tick no.  If you have that stamp and the arrival card asks if you have been deported, obviously you need to tick yes because it will be quite obvious to the immigration officer you are lying and you’ll probably be booted out of another country.

reporting for tsismosaonline.com 13-10-2015 pinay ako

The true Story of the Refugee Boys Who Found Death on Their Way to Greece , watch the shocking video

Relatives of the young refugee boys Aylan and Galip Kurdi whose bodies were found washed up on the shores of the Mediterranean have spoken for the first time,.
The three-year-old Aylan and his five-year-old brother Galip drowned when the overcrowded dinghy filled with a total of 17 refugees fleeing the war in Syria capsized shortly into the crossing to the Greek island of Kos, the Daily Mail reports says. The Kurdi family had fled their hometown of Kobane in the wake of the ISIS attack.
Their mother, 35-year-old Rehan, died with them at sea as well. Only father Abdullah survived, making it back to the shore. A total of 13 passengers are believed to have died. The boys’ aunt has spoken to the press for the tragedy.
Aylan and Galip, who were not wearing life jackets, could not survive when the boat overturned in the dead of night, some 30 minutes after it set off from the holiday resort of Bodrum in Turkey. Their dead bodies, still clad in tiny T-shirts and shorts, washed up on Ali Hoca Point Beach and boatmen alerted the authorities.
The boys’ aunt, Teema Kurdi, spoke of the moment a heartbroken Abdullah Kurdi telephoned relatives to tell them about the tragedy. She also said that Mr. Kurdi now plans to return to the family’s war-torn hometown in order to lay the boys and their mother to rest.
According to local reports, the boats were part of a flotilla of dinghys that were boarded at an inlet before leaving off Akyarlar – the nearest point from Turkey to the Greek island of Kos.
Another dinghy among the flotilla, which was carrying a further 16 refugees to Kos, also overturned, with eight of the passengers confirmed dead, four missing and four survivors.
The Turkish coastguard confirmed that none of the boats had made it to Kos – all turned back to Bodrum.
The route between Bodrum and Kos is one of the shortest from Turkey to the Greek islands, only about 13 miles. Thousands of refugees and migrants are attempting the perilous sea crossing despite the serious risks.
The dead are among the 2,500 people who have already lost their lives at sea this year while fleeing from war-torn and poor regions trying to reach safety in Europe.

Watch the shocking video on youtube click here

European Court of Human Rights condemned Greece for violating Human Rights

The European Court of Human Rights condemned Greece for violating a Human Rights Convention article regarding inhuman and degrading treatment in two separate cases. The first court decision concerns an Iranian national who arrived in Greece on November 13, 2010 seeking asylum and was held at the border stations of Soufli, Ferres and Alexandroupolis for six months. When he was finally released, his request for asylum was denied by Greek authorities. The Iranian man claims that the appeal against his request denial is still pending since April 25, 2011. In his action he also states that he was held for six months without trial and was released two days before the official deadline, with a temporary visa. He was forced to live homeless, and in poverty, under degrading conditions. The Court has vindicated him, condemning Greece for inhuman and degrading treatment of an asylum seeker and ordered the state to pay 6,500 euros in compensation for moral damage. Meanwhile, the European Court of Human Rights also condemned Greece on a second case for the violation of a migrant’s right to liberty and security, as well as for the inhuman and degrading treatment that he suffered. Iraqi national, Hussein Mohammed was arrested for illegal entry on November 15, 2010 in Soufli, northern Greece when he was just seven years old. His age had to be determined since a Frontex officer claimed incorrectly that he was born in 1990. Later, he was transferred to the juvenile detention center in Soufli and given 30 days to leave Greece and go to Germany where his brother was waiting for him. The Court condemned Greece for violation of the right to liberty and security and for inhuman and degrading treatment of a person, forcing the state to pay the Iraqi national 8,500 euros as compensation.

Greece-Two Syrians refugees, among those protesting in Syntagma Square for political asylum, are Dead

Two Syrians refugees, among those protesting in Syntagma Square in order to be granted a political asylum, have lost their lives, as their compatriots revealed yesterday. According to them, one died in his attempt to cross the Greek-Albanian border in order to continue his journey to Europe, and the second died while being hospitalized, after suffering a heart attack. According to the refugees, the former’s name was Ayman Ghazal, he was around 50 years old and from Aleppo. After spending twelve days at the protest in Syntagma Square, he decided to leave the country to reach his destination in northern Europe. He tried to cross the border with some 30 other people on foot. After almost an hour of trekking, they had to cross a stream and some time later, Ghazal suffered a seizure. After being carried by others, unconscious on a sleeping bag, he was finally brought back to Kakavia border crossing and an ambulance transported him to the nearest hospital, where he died. Abdulghafour Tammaa, one of the Syrian protesters in Syntagma Square, tweeted that Ghazal had died in an Albanian forest “due to the cold,” most likely to a heart attack, adding that his “dream of Europe” had perished with him. According to a post on the Syrian protesters’ Facebook page, the dead man’s family is currently in Mersin, Turkey. Last night, their 16th camped out in Syntagma Square, Syrians and Greek supporters lit candles and held up photographs of Ghazal in his memory. The second – unnamed – Syrian who lost his life also suffered a heart attack, while being hospitalized in Athens, after several days in Syntagma Square.

Police Department of Foreigners in Greece ... Tuberculosis, hepatitis, and Violence

Least ten confirmed cases of tuberculosis found inside Police station in Patision and at least three rumored for Aliens. Last Thursday was rushed to the hospital a detainee from Afghanistan which reportedly found engaged tuberculosis.
In 2014, Greece is Member of the State of the European Union, and they are foreign prisoners with tuberculosis ! At the same time outside the Department of Foreigners of Attica,  where dozens of detained immigrants who tried to enter the country illegally starting from every possible and impossible place on earth. "You have given the piece of paper?" Asks one another. They seem anxious. They want to know if their colleagues, waiting for hours in the queue, in the bustle of the day there is no time to lose. 
 Foreigners who paid 1,000 euros over the head to travel to the promised land ...  Criminal prisoners, among them ruthless criminals. Murderers and rapists. Prisoners with serious infectious diseases.  "Herein tuberculosis, hepatitis and AIDS reap," says a lawyer. An example of the appalling conditions in Aliens what was said recently by two doctors at the information seminar for Ebola virus and tuberculosis: "What we can do is to reduce the chances of catching colleagues" tried to explain the institutions class, admitting that the risk of transmission of infectious diseases are quite serious. 
One danger is that every day over the heads not only of immigrants and police who guard and the team of doctors, nurses and administrative staff (23 people) who has been sent by HCDCP to provide primary care to patients with doctors to report that "there are no adequate measures." 
However, it is known that the Police Department of Foreigners in Greece  have no space isolation for sick prisoners. And if it were only that ... The scenes of violence are considered commonplace. Only groans from panic attacks who suffer daily prisoners arrive and surplus to weave the scene of absolute horror.

Shock and anger-Greek Woman with AIDS Sees Her Name on Posters in Lesvos island

Photocopies of a medical report bearing the name of a local Greek woman diagnosed with AIDS appeared on walls throughout the center of Lesbos, capital of the island of Mytilene in the northeast Aegean Sea. According to local media reports, hundreds of additional photocopies with the name of the woman were found scattered throughout the streets of the town.
According to a news report on lesvosnewsnet.com quoting the local Empros newspaper, residents of Lesbos were dumbfounded on Wednesday and Thursday when they saw the posters flung throughout their town.
Locals were shocked and angered when they had to clear hundreds of photocopies scattered all throughout the central Lesbos sq.. This probably marks the first time that such an act of castigation was carried out against someone in Greece.
The perpetrators printed the woman’s diagnosis as issued from an Athens hospital. The act of copying a medical diagnosis and publishing it is punishable by law – as is the clear invasion of privacy pertaining to the case.

Crew rescued people from the dangerous boats used by human smugglers(video from Navy frigate)

Tsismosaonline.com gained access to Italian Navy frigate, Virginio Fasan as its crew rescued people from the dangerous boats used by unscrupulous human smugglers, and posted to Greek and filipino website
Note:   This is a sponsored post.
S.O.S. Europe is Amnesty International’s campaign for the human rights of migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers in Europe and at its borders. People move to Europe for different reasons. Some flee persecution or war. Others leave because of chronic poverty. They hope to find a safer, better future in Europe. But too often they find a different reality.

The Italian Search and Rescue operation - Mare Nostrum - which has been in existence since October 2013 - is likely to cease at the end of 2014, mainly due to costs. It has saved over 130,000 people. In the first nine months of 2014 more than 2500 people have drowned trying to reach Europe.

Amnesty International is calling for a properly resourced and mandated search and rescue operation to be mounted by all the EU countries and not Italy alone. It is also is demanding that safe and legal routes to Europe are opened for refugees and asuylum-seekers and that EU leaders honour their shared responsibility to protect life and stop people drowning at sea.
watch the video

Captain of cruise ship distributed food and clothing to Filipino and other migrants in Lesvos island

According to Lesvos News website , the captain of the "Nieuw Amsterdam", a luxurious cruise ship instruct to gather clothes and food and distributed to refugees and immigrants, who are more than 320  and living in the port of Lesvos island(Mytilene) in squalid conditions. 
The "help was done in consultation with the head of the IOM (International Organization for Migration) to care for migrants in Lesvos island. 
Ship's personnel began to gather and carry blankets, clothing, towels, robes and other clothing directly to the port, and long-term food, soft drinks and water.

Greece-Syntagma Square NOW: Taxi out of control impinges on Tramway (photos)

A Greek taxi driver seems to have lost control of his car, and went on a Tramway in the Syntagma Square while ago. Fortunately there were no injuries. (The incident was recorded by tsismosaonline.com reporter  Pinay Ako)

One more homeless Filipino street child with a great voice discovered

Chris is a BALOT Vendor in Batangas City. He earns for their family living.
On the Video, he sings Sayang na Sayang and Hanggang Ngayon!
The Greek TV channel ANT1  brought  this video to his website click here to see the same video in Ant1 news website

Shocking call to seek assistance-Filipina Detained and starved abroad please help

From Athens, Greece, our news reporters  received an overseas call from overseas Filipino worker (OFW) Marilyn (not her real name), who wanted to seek assistance for her niece Irene, an OFW in Saudi Arabia. She sounded very anxious over the phone because of what happened to Irene, a household service worker in Al Rass, Qassim. According to Marilyn, Irene was deployed last Dec. 15, 2013.  However, when she arrived at her employer’s residence, she was immediately placed in a room. “Do not leave this room,” was allegedly the first order she received from her employer. Irene stayed in that room for four days. But she was only provided food twice. Irene’s husband, Mario, from Nueva Ecija, went to Inquirer Radio to inform us that his wife is now in the hands of her third employer. In no less than a month of working in Saudi Arabia, Irene was already handled by three employers. According to Lejani, Irene’s cousin, the family contacted the local recruitment agency that deployed Irene overseas. But the only response they have received from the agency so far is that they should not worry about anything because Irene was allegedly “being trained” by the first employer, and this was the reason she was now working for a different employer. Detained and starved for four days? Is this really part of the training? And worse, she was apparently made to initially work without compensation. Is this also part of their so-called training? Raysa International Smart Employment Services (formerly Rises)  should deploy some of its officials and make them experience the kind of training that they are talking about. Mario and Lejani have filed complaints against Raysa International through the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (Poea). According to Poea’s Repatriation Division, Raysa International  is responsible for Irene’s welfare. Poea has advised the agency to immediately act on this matter and provide OFW Irene a ticket to return home within 15 days. If Raysa International fails, Poea will suspend the agency’s license. When we were talking to Mario and Lejani on Inquirer Radio, we also received prompt assistance from DOLE Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz, through Labor Attaché David Des Dicang, to expedite the resolution of this case. Bantay OCW then coordinated with the Philippine Embassy in Riyadh by transmitting all information regarding Irene’s grievances for breach of contract and her relatives’ plea to immediately facilitate her return to the country. Labor Attaché Rustico Dela Fuente of the Philippine Overseas Labor Office, promptly handled our case. Irene’s first employer is allegedly holding her passport, and her third employer is hiding her cellular phone. Despite fears of Irene’s family that divulging this case to concerned authorities may have repercussions, Bantay OCW argued that they have taken the better option of facilitating Irene’s access to OFW services. For the relatives of our OFWs, you have a big role to play in guarding the welfare of your overseas loved ones. Don’t hesitate to report immediately any complaints to concerned authorities for prompt assistance and to avoid further complications.

Shocking true story Filipino 12 year-old girl committed suicide for a ... bike !

Her Dream was to get a bike , a pair of shoes and be able to finish the school . The Marianet Amber does not like many things . She only  wanted to have a bike to do rides. The 12 year-old girl from Philippines began to lose all hope . And since there was nothing left to wait ,  she put an end to her life. . The little Filipino was found hanging in the laundry from a rope in her throat . She left a note under her pillow , in which she wrote about her hopes which were not fully true, and the diary was written about the hardships of her life , when there is not money . The Philippines is a country of very rich and very poor. Her father works as a labor and forced to miss several months away from home . Her mother works partime  in a factory that makes pasta and the wage is less than a dollar  , while to manage to live the family washing clothes also .
Before the day Marianet tied in the laundry the rope in her throat , she asked her father one hundred pesos - about half a dollar-for a school program . Her father did not give her any money immediately but the next morning he took about a thousand pesos as a deposit for a job and when he returned home to give his daughter the money she requested , it  was too late, Marianet found hanged .

Peace with unconventional way, made ​​by local Filipina women in Mindanao and stop the war between immigrants and locals

History repeats itself ( even if it's ancient comedy for Greeks ) . The career woman appears on these sites and dozens of other slimy clichés , which confirms this news , but it's true .. Let 's take from the beginning. We are in the Philippines , in the village of Dundee in Mindanao . Women in the region are cooperative and through the main road distribute their products in all regions of the country . But due to bloody conflicts between immigrants and locals , the road remained closed for a year ! Displaced women in two villages on Mindanao Island find an unconventional way to stop their menfolk fighting, clear roads and start rebuilding amid a separatist rebellion. Both men succumbed ... So simple, that it could make Peace, made ​​by local women ...watch the video

Photo of the Day-Filipino activists group

Filipino activists group «Kaisa Ka» protest holding placards in Manila. The protesters oppose the impending visit of U.S. Secretary John Kerry. According to the protesters, the unconfirmed reports of an agreement between the U.S. and the Philippines, which will enable the deployment of military bases in the country, will result in the growth of prostitution.

Greece-Golden Dawn assault and threaten legal filipinos in Ambelokipous of Athens few days before Christmas

Greece of 2013, In less than 20 days we have Christmas and the ghost of neo nazi and racism still is here, among all immigrants , even those with legal permit, even to those foreigners  who staying in Greece more than 20 years leaving in areas such Ampelokipoi of Athens.

Julia(not her real name-her full identity available to the reporter only) is a 40 years old Filipina , single mother of a beautiful 10-year old boy, 19 years ago came from the Philippines to Greece. She leaves in Ampelokipoi of Athens . Since she enter Greece she is working every day, with a day off ones a week, without interruption, in homes as a house maid-domestic worker. Her papers are arranged. She pays her taxes, her Ika, all are normal.

Some people does not have the same rights that I have she said. Because Greece leaves with the ghost of neo nazi, racism and Golden Dawn Political party who scaring her neighbourhood. Golden Dawn issued instructions on what sidewalks will walk and prohibitively traffic after 10pm she said with fear.

Ambelokipi area of Athens. There where many foreigners live, for years now, harmoniously with us (the Greeks). We know them from our childhood. And now our children grow up together. They learn letters in the same schools and playing in the same parks, going to the same party, shop at the same bookstore pencils and erasers from the same convenience store chewing gum and ice cream. But we have the same rights? Julia asked. No she answers alone

Men in Black

A week ago I ran out to the park with my son to eat skewers, to do swings and slides, a group of Filipinos was there also Julia said. The time was past ten o'clock when they came men with black shirts and threatened us. You'll be home before ten in the evening they said. Not released after ten. We do not want to see you out again. Talk to your friends Filipinos so they will learn it all said the leader of the men with black shirts.

The father of a classmate of my son came, like the leader of the men with black shirts ordered, to warn me.

What you will do, he ask me . What to do . I will go home. Julia said

Did you went to the police ? " Ochi.Trelathikes (no are you crazy) '. In the embassy ? " No, give my name ? And if the embassy can not do something ? Julia said?

Ron (not his real name-his full identity available to the reporter only), who is also from the Philippines, 20 years in Greece in Ambelokipoi Area unemployed, said some neighbors advised him to walking in the opposite sidewalks in some pubs-clubs in Ampelokipous . Because the “regulars” Greeks do not want foreigners.

"I understand something, but I was not sure," she confides . He narrated that last week came back home with his baby girl. The time was 9.20 in the evening . His house is located near the lair of Golden Down office in Mesogeion Ave, which is guarded by members of the Golden Down organization . "Hey! " Ron listens to one man (guard of G.D.) from afar . " Hurry home ", I told to my little baby to walk faster, Ron says.

Luckily the Golden Dawn people did not hurts us said. What do you mean, I ask.(pinay ako)

Two weeks ago Me and three other Filipino had come out to celebrate birthday in a fast food restaurant in Ambelokipi . Were returning home around 10.15 pm. Stopped by three men with black shirts and brand of Golden Dawn Passed into our hands handcuffs !!!.. ".

Ron’s voice lowered. He stop talking . What happened I ask again. The three men with black shirts and brand of Golden Dawn ask us : " Are you working in Greece? " If you say " yes " they beat you bad, if you say " no " they continue " You don’t have papers huh? " we will bring you to the Police. And Passed into your hands handcuffs !!!.. In any case , instead of jail you choose to be beaten  , even if you are unemployed . Ron said.

Ron and Julia at the end of our interview cried and the only words they said is "We hope nobody else experiences what happened to filipinos in Ambelokipous now, we crying for all immigrants’

For tsismosaonline.com

Pinay Ako-6/12/2013

Greek woman chose to go to surrogate pregnancy with her filipina maid

Several couples from Greece who yearn to become parents but they can not, looking through internet surrogate mothers . Another Greek woman, from Heraklion -Crete Island this time, which can not have children chose the solution of the surrogate mother , in the face of her filipina maid , to bring  in the world the child, while other couples seeking surrogate through internet , from Europe or Ukraine! The surrogate filipina mother is 28 years old and mother also of two healthy children , while her employer , which suffers from a congenital abnormality , is 32 years .

Eventually , the process canceled because the Filipina , for unknown reasons , ultimately decided not to gestate the child of  her employer . As told to  tsismosaonline.com reporter,  the director of the IVF Centre at the University Hospital of Heraklion Makrygiannakis Anthony is currently completing the legal procedures to go the surrogate pregnancy . The money that costs a surrogate pregnancy today are in the range of 20,000-30,000 euros.

In recent years in Heraklion have born children in 3 cases of surrogate womb . In 2 cases sister gestate her baby sister , while one mother gestate the child of her daughter. As experts say, in the case of selection of surrogacy pregnancy , it is best to choose the pair relative person . But sometimes this is not possible . Thus , choosing other women who are willing to join in this process , for consideration , although it is illegal  some couples select Filipina. Editor Pinoy Gr for tsismosaonline.com

At 5.8 billion dollars the cost of hurricane in Philippines-It remains unclear the number of dead

The cost to rebuild homes , schools , roads, bridges and general infrastructure destroyed by Hurricane Chaigian in the Philippines is expected to reach 5.8 billion dollars. Indeed , as argued government officials in their statements to Reuters the government is likely to seek cheap loan to rebuild infrastructure destroyed . Expert financial analyst argued that even if the government managed to successfully use the resources allocated may boost growth . In regards to the dead from Hurricane , Confirmed dead approaching 4,000 , while 1,200 people ignored others . However there are reports that in some provinces there is still no access , so we excluded this number to grow significantly.

Shocking-And three Greeks in the trap of the little virtual Filipina 'Sweetie'

Three Greek pedophiles fell into the trap of " Sweetie " but it remains unknown whether and when they would be arrested . The Greek pedophiles allegedly was approached through social networking sites and asked lewd acts a 10 year Filipino under the pseudonym «Sweetie». not was a real person but electronic creation panel by Dutch scientists. It was a minor - digital model trapped in two months 1,000 pedophiles from 71 countries and between these three market of our country. The seizure but by Greek prosecutors claimed to be intractable problem since as mentioned officers of the Police to ' Step ', the Greek law does not allow prosecution with such " traps " by the authorities. The three-dimensional virtual girl - bait that is supposed to originate from the Philippines is the brainchild of Dutch organization Terre des Hommes International Federation. The objective of this exercise was to-reach adults who attempted to pay minor children from the developing world in order to satisfy them sexually on webcam. dimensional bait Those responsible then the program ( relevant film on this web site http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVg5Pcs-Xj0) using special electronic simulators of human movements but also through special software able to control their movements the tone and timbre of voice, facial expressions of 10-year ' cute ' so that the result is quite realistic . The little Filipino seemed willing talks chatting and " to satisfy all the desires of pedophiles around the world." But at that time the electronic " interlocutors " of not perceive that basically communicate with a computer system in a warehouse in Amsterdam , where was the seat of the Dutch organization responsible . As long as the little iconic Filipina talked with aspiring pedophiles , the researchers looked for evidence based on the data they saw on their profiles , photos from web cameras and combining elements from Facebook and Google arrived in locating and collecting full elements of their identity . These data were transmitted before 24H few to Interpol. As he described those responsible for the program, " think what the size of the problem if we found 1,000 pedophiles within two months ." Apart from Greece 46 pedophiles identified in Australia, 56 in Canada, 44 in Germany, 103 in India , 22 in Italy , 20 in Netherlands etc. In the " radar " 7,500 cases According to official figures of Security from 2003 to today in about 7,500 cases for action pedophiles have a total of 823 accused persons, of which 274 have been arrested for the remaining 558 formed file. However, according to the same source, only 45 of them have trial detention . Noted that the Police Directorate of Economic and Cyber ​​Crime identify relevant offenders with an automatic electronic detector " child pornography " on the Internet which is available to the Police The " radar " for pedophilia based on a specific software U.S. company which has the ability to scan approximately 150,000,000 electronic traces recorded every day in our country. This system initially " marks " electronically special code numbers the photos and videos of child pornography and then determines how trafficking in cyberspace.