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A Greek court acquitted 24 humanitarian workers, including Sarah Mardini, of migrant rescue charges on January 15, 2026, calling their actions humanitarian.
A Greek court on January 15, 2026, acquitted 24 humanitarian workers, including Syrian activist Sarah Mardini, of charges related to migrant rescues on Lesbos, ruling their actions were humanitarian, not criminal.
The seven-year trial, which began in 2018, ended with the court finding no credible evidence of criminal intent or profit, rejecting claims they operated a smuggling network.
Prosecutors had recommended acquittal, and the verdict was welcomed by human rights groups who criticized the case as an attempt to deter lifesaving aid.
The ruling marks the second acquittal for the group, following a 2023 decision, and highlights ongoing concerns over the criminalization of solidarity and the impact of such prosecutions on search and rescue efforts in the Aegean.
Un tribunal griego absolvió a 24 trabajadores humanitarios, incluida Sarah Mardini, de los cargos de rescate de migrantes el 15 de enero de 2026, calificando sus acciones de humanitarias.