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Hibai Arbide Aza – Autor/a en A*Desk

Hibai Arbide Aza is a reporter and former criminal lawyer, born in Leioa and based in Greece since 2014. He has worked in around fifteen countries covering conflicts, human rights, and social issues. He regularly contributes to El País and has also worked in television and radio, including TV3, Al Jazeera, and the BBC. He has been involved in border issues and freedom of movement for almost twenty years, first as an activist, then as a lawyer, and now as a journalist. He has particularly covered the refugee crisis in Lesbos, where he has lived since 2022. He is the author of the book “Con el agua al cuello, muertes y devoluciones en caliente en la peor frontera de Europa” [Up to His Neck in Water, Deaths and Hot Returns on Europe’s Worst Border]. He hates writing his biography and borders.

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