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<p>We are aware of the report. In our contacts at official and Ministerial level,
the Foreign and Commonwealth Office has consistently raised concerns with the Greek
government about the humanitarian situation faced by some migrants, and we will continue
to do so. The UK remains fully committed to working with Greece to manage migration
in the Eastern Mediterranean through the implementation of the EU-Turkey Statement.
Since March 2018, the UK has provided interpreters to work with the Greek Reception
and Identification Service, supporting migrants arriving on the hotspot islands, including
through facilitating access to medical and psycho-social care. As the Minister for
Immigration announced on 20 December, we have also made changes to the 'Dubs amendment'
scheme to allow more of the most vulnerable unaccompanied children to qualify for
relocation to the UK.</p>
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