People on the move: Greek police beat a tortured Turkish woman

Headline Title: Greek police beat a tortured Turkish woman 23 May 2013 This is part of a special ‘People on the Move’ series, highlighting the human rights violations faced by migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers in every part of the world. These profiles are being published around the launch of Amnesty International's Annual Report 2013.For people who flee across the European Union’s borders to seek respite from conflict or persecution, life is not always everything they might have hoped it would be. Besides being foreigners in a new land and having to navigate the nuances of a…

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