Despite newsreports about the eviction of Idomeni, the situation in Idomeni remains largely the same. Moving Europe discussed the situation with M., who grew up close to Damascus and has been stuck in Idomeni for several months. More …

This interview shows the bad conditions in the military camp of Chalkero for refugees stuck in Greece. It explains why people start to protest in many camps around the country. More …

The smallest camp in the province of Pieria is located in the mountains. The conditions are more tolerable than in other camps, but this is not the primary concern: „I did not come here to just eat and sleep, I came here to leave and continue the journey,“ Read the whole report here. More …

There are four camps in the province of Pieria. Petra Olympou is the biggest camp, managed by the Hellenic Army. According to UNHCR, almost 1’000 people have to stay in this place. As many other camps, the site is secluded in the mountains, at least half an hour away from the next biggest town. More …

On 26 April, a meeting took place between camp authorities and representatives of the refugees in Cherso. The people in the camp demanded to know what will happen to them. They are frustrated and angry about the continued uncertainty and waiting under miserable conditions. More …

The situation in Idomeni has not changed much in the last days. The continued closure of the Greek-Macedonian border forces refugees to seek alternative – illegalized and therefore more dangerous – routes. More …

Today the Greek authorities handed out flyers in different languages, stating that people have to leave Idomeni and move to military camps. More …