(CNN) -- Brits abroad might sometimes garner a reputation on a par with "ugly Americans," yet they rarely elicit a reaction as strong as one coming out of Greece this week. Following the killing of a young British tourist on Crete last week, the Greek island is considering setting up segregated nightlife zones for tourists -- and other tourist hot spots in the country may follow suit. Tyrell Matthews-Burton, a 19-year-old Londoner, was stabbed in a brawl outside a bar in the Cretan resort of Malia on July 23 while celebrating his birthday. The death comes in the wake of news that three British women have reportedly been raped in Malia in the past week.
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Stabbing of British teen spurs resort's plans for tourist 'ghetto'
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Other Greek islands also to consider proposal
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Greece long considered hedonistic paradise for British travelers
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Now some Greeks have apparently had enough
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