Cork aid worker could get 25 years in prison

A humanitarian volunteer from Ireland who was arrested on suspicion of human trafficking in Greece last year remains in legal limbo and still faces a possible prison sentence of 25 years.

Cork aid worker could get 25 years in prison

A humanitarian volunteer from Ireland who was arrested on suspicion of human trafficking in Greece last year remains in legal limbo and still faces a possible prison sentence of 25 years.

Sean Binder, 25, from Doughcloyne in Cork city, received bail in Greece this time last year and had an emotional reunion with his mother Fanny at Dublin Airport. No trial date has been fixed.

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