Greece plans sweep of migrants and asylum-seekers

Headline Title: Greece plans sweep of migrants and asylum-seekers 02 April 2012 A plan to round up and detain irregular migrants and asylum-seekers in Greece, including those suspected of carrying infectious diseases such as HIV, has been called "deeply alarming" by Amnesty International.Those considered vulnerable to such diseases, based on their country of origin, poor living conditions, occupation as sex workers or their drug use, will be targeted."These deeply alarming measures specifically target the most vulnerable people based on discriminatory criteria," said Jezerca Tigani…

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