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Amid the searing challenges of July’s oppressive heat, my poignant protest against the UNHCR’s systemic inadequacies unfolded into a vivid depiction of harsh realities under the shadow of police aggression, unraveling stark layers of systemic oppression and bureaucratic neglect. Resolutely positioned beside my protest banner, I was suddenly thrust into chaos as four officers, eschewing any clear rationale, vehemently demanded identification and callously ignored my appeals for a UNHCR delegate. My staunch pleas for Greek authorities to address past injustices and end my drawn-out captivity met with chilling apathy, escalating into a distressing scene where my cellphone was forcefully confiscated, signaling the onset of a surreal Kafkaesque journey into prolonged imprisonment. Two isolating months in a Crete prison—overshadowed by procedural opacity and archaic charges—amplified my despair as I battled bureaucratic inertia for essential documents. Deceptive police assurances of a brief ten-day detention morphed into relentless incarceration, where racial prejudices eroded my dignity. As this ongoing ordeal unfolds, my desperate pleas for justice and global awareness resonate through an unresponsive bureaucratic void, demanding urgent redress and acknowledgement of these grave injustices. ⚖️ #KafkaesqueCaptivity #BureaucraticLabyrinth #AgainstOppression #Immigration #Politics
