EU watchdog faults asylum agency over botched interviews with vulnerable migrants in Greece

The EU ombudsman has criticized the EU asylum agency for its failure to properly handle asylum cases of vulnerable migrants in Greece, especially on Samos island where there are signs of human trafficking. This mismanagement raises serious concerns about the agency's ability to protect those in need of humanitarian assistance. Such lapses not only jeopardize the well-being of migrants but also undermine the credibility of EU asylum policies and the agency's commitment to human rights. This issue highlights the need for more rigorous oversight and reform in the EU's asylum processes.