Discussion on immigration law at Ovradera in Thessaloniki
A discussion on the new immigration law will be held on Sunday, October 18, 2026, at 19:00 at the Ovradera Social Center in Thessaloniki, as part of its fifth anniversary. Admission is free, with the option of a voluntary contribution.
When
Sun 18 Oct · 19:00 – Sun 18 Oct · 20:00
Where
Κοινωνικό Κέντρο Ovradera, Επισκόπου Αμβροσίου 14, περιοχή Αντιγονιδών, Θεσσαλονίκη
Entry
Ελεύθερη είσοδος / ελεύθερη συνεισφορά
Organiser
Οριζόντια Κίνηση – Για την Αναρχία και τον Ελευθεριακό Κομμουνισμό
The Ovradera Social Center is marking five years of operation. The event is organized by the Horizontal Movement – For Anarchy and Libertarian Communism.
The discussion concerns the new immigration law and its effects on migrants. According to the organizers’ brochure, the law makes the asylum process more difficult and increases detention and deportations, while speeding up the assessment of applications without sufficient staff and infrastructure undermines the quality of decisions.
A fundraising bar will follow, along with a hip-hop program featuring Bolek & Lolek at 21:00. The venue is at 14 Episkopou Amvrosiou Street, in the Antigonidon area.
The calendar lists the discussion for October 18, 2026, from 19:00 to 20:00. The description gives a different date, “18/9”.
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