UN condemns 'deeply distressing' discovery of 92 naked migrants at Greece-Turkey border

[muriel_volestrangler]

The two countries have blamed each other for the plight of the 92 migrants.

Greece laid the blame at Turkey's door, saying its "behaviour" was a "shame for civilisation".

Turkey denied it sent the men across the Evros river and accused its neighbour of "cruelty".
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"Border policemen... discovered 92 illegal migrants without clothes, some of whom had injuries on their bodies," the statement said.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-63278122

[Lovie777]

1. While they are blaming each other are the 92 migrants still naked? .......

Homo Sapiens have always been cruel to each, and honestly, religions doesn't help.

[sdfernando]

2. Religion

Is man's worst invention.

[Backseat Driver]

3. So sarcastic of the cultural ancient Greek art

but not very worthy of life imitating art that represented nudity in ancient Greece as a comfortable portrait of strength and heroism, and in the image of their Gods...though most kept their clothes on.
https://formfluent.com/blog/greek-art-why-was-nudity-so-central-in-greek-sculptures

but weirder still, ancient Turks: https://allthatsinteresting.com/crotch-stone-carving-turkey (barbaric erotica?) no one seems to know.

So, yes, certainly to be understood as a "shame of (modern) civilization," consistent with the cruelty of a hate crime and barbarically revealing injuries inflicted.

Might this really be something that attention-loving TFG would therefore commission for his "special" GQP insurrectionists: A naked "Washington Crossing the Delaware,"? Vulgar, I'd say!

I do recall some similar humiliations at Gitmo, yes? To be noted these immigrants were apparently from Afghanistan and Syria...islamic? hmmm...some hateful things never change

[Karadeniz]

4. The victims should be able to shed some light on who the abusers were.