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schema:articleBody	A group of 12 migrant children left Greece for Luxembourg on Wednesday, beginning an attempt to relocate 1,600 minors from war-torn countries stranded in Greece, officials said. The 12 children had been staying in camps on the islands of Lesbos, Samos and Chios, the Greek migration ministry said in a statement. A second group of 50 will fly to Germany on Saturday and 20 more will follow to Switzerland, the ministry's Giorgos Koumoutsakos told state TV ERT. Greece, which is sheltering more than 5,000 unaccompanied migrant children, has been repeatedly criticised for failing to provide decent conditions for the youngsters in police stations and camps. "As #COVID19 is testing our humanity, it is heart-warming that relocations of unaccompanied children from Greece have started today (with) Luxembourg," Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Dunja Mijatovic tweeted. "Many more are stranded there and I urge all other Council of Europe states to quickly follow suit and live up to our core values of solidarity and dignity." Human Rights Watch this week called on Greece to release the more than 300 unaccompanied children held in "unhygienic police cells and detention centres". "Keeping children locked up in filthy police cells was always wrong, but now it also exposes them to the risk of COVID-19 infection," HRW Greece researcher Eva Cosse said in a statement, referring to the coronavirus pandemic sweeping the world. There have so far been two outbreaks in camps on the Greek mainland, forcing officials to lock down both facilities and resist pressure to move asylum seekers to the mainland. Some 100,000 asylum seekers are currently staying in Greece, most of them in camps, hotel rooms and flats. The camps on islands near Turkey suffer the worst overcrowding -- there are over 36,000 people for fewer than 6,100 places. burs-jph/jxb
schema:headline	Greece kicks off scheme to relocate migrant children
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schema:datePublished	2020-04-15 (xsd:date)
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