UNHCR and Médecins Sans Frontières say they will not be involved with EU-Turkey deal to send people back from Greece A triple blow has been dealt to the EU-Turkey migration deal after five leading aid groups refused to work with Brussels on its implementation, a Turkish diplomat ruled out changing Turkish legislation to make the deal more palatable to rights campaigners, and a senior Greek official said nobody knew how the agreement was supposed to work. Related: Refugee crisis: What does the EU's deal with Turkey mean? Related: Migrants in Turkey still sailing for Greece as new rules come in Continue reading...
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