Criminalizing solidarity, regulating the enemy: Analyzing the criminalization of migrant solidarity through ‘enemy under-criminalization’ in Greece

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This article explores the criminalization of migrant solidarity acts in Greece, highlighting enemy under-criminalization's implications.

Solidarity with migrants is criminalized, reflecting state hostility towards irregular migrants and refugees.
The concept of enemy under-criminalization explains how legal hierarchies diverge from normative legal principles.
Greece's exclusionary legal framework reveals punitive measures that undermine humanitarian efforts and rights.
State actions operate outside the rule of law, raising concerns about erosion of rights and legal protections.

Filippos Kourakis (2025) studied this question.

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