WHO WE ARE Mobile Info Team is a Greece-based organisation supporting people disadvantaged by displacement or migration to navigate complex legal systems and assert their rights. We provide accessible information and tailored case support and use our daily interactions with people to advocate for change at national and EU levels, amplifying the voices of those affected by exclusionary policies and campaigning for a just migration and asylum system. Border Criminologies is based at the University of Oxford, and collates diverse forms of research that aim to go beyond academics by showcasing original research from a range of perspectives, supporting advocacy work and creating practical resources to help those working in the migration field. Our work falls into five main areas: Detention and imprisonment, Deportation, Law and courts, Borders and policing, Activism and advocacy. The Border Violence Monitoring Network is a coalition of organisations that monitors and documents human rights violations against people on the move within European borders. Since 2016, it has published multiple editions of the Black Book of Pushbacks, a 3000-page record of testimonies of violations impacting more than 25,000 people on the move. We are grateful to the 31 people who shared their experiences of being detained in police stations in Greece for this research, to the translators we worked with and to Hadrien Delacrausaz, Gaia Gamberale, Clara Zinecker and Claire August for their assistance with research. April 2025 Research by: Alice Troy-Donovan, Andriani Fili, Lena Karamanidou, and Filippos Kourakis Written by: Alice Troy-Donovan, Andriani Fili, Lena Karamanidou 2