Volunteers On The Rise
“This situation is totally abstract and ridiculous. People here are just people, and they are being forced into this situation and nobody is giving a shit and somebody has to give some sort of a shit.” More …
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Hilfsbereit in der Krise
Eine Stimme aus Polykastro Evelyn lebt seit 18 Jahren in Polykastro an der griechisch-mazedonischen Grenze. Bis letztes Jahr war sie bei einer Bürger*innen-Initiative aktiv. Mit uns hat sie ihre Einschätzung der Situation in Idomeni geteilt More …
The Day After – Impressions
Ain’t no fence high enough! Most of the green tents have been opened in a rush. Inside are sleeping bags, blankets, adult clothing, and kids’ toys. Styrofoam cups with a sip of chai and plastic More …
We are leaving Idomeni now
A more reflective report on the events of the last weeks will be published in the next days.
Live Ticker: 10.12.2015
The scenery in Idomeni is devastating: Empty tents lying around with the belongings of the people who stayed there. The cleaning of the area has already started. There were constructions going on in Camp A, More …
Greek police stall journalists as migrant camp dismantled
When Greek police started dismantling a big migrant camp on the border with Macedonia, journalists, NGO workers and other activists rushed to take photos and videos. More …
„Schlepper sind wieder im Geschäft“
Interview mit medico-Pressereferent Bernd Eichner über die Flüchtlingssituation an der griechisch-mazedonischen Grenze More …