Four Afghans get 10-year jail terms for Greek migrant camp fire

Author: AFP

A Greek court on Saturday sentenced four young Afghan asylum seekers accused of starting fires that burnt down Europe’s largest migrant camp last year to 10 years in prison each.

Defence lawyers said the court found them guilty of intentional arson. The Moria camp on the Aegean island of Lesbos was home to more than 10,000 people before it was destroyed by two fires in September.

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