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The Observatory of the Refugee and Migration Crisis in the Aegean presents a collection of articles from Greek (local and national) and international press and announcements from various political and social fora concerning the government’s plan for the creation of closed centers in the Aegean islands and the reactions of local governments in Lesvos, Chios Samos, Kos and Leros.
The Observatory of the Refugee and Migration Crisis in the Aegean presents a collection of articles from Greek (local and national) and international press and announcements from various political and social fora, in reference to the recent fire at Vathi Reception Identification Centre (RIC) and the latest developments in Samos.
More than a quarter of the refugees and migrants who arrived in Europe via the Mediterranean routes so far this year were children. Many of them arrived without their parents. Some were accompanied by other relatives while others were traveling without any adults they knew. The arrival of children in such numbers is not a new trend yet children face major difficulties in getting the protection and help they need once they arrive in Europe.
The Observatory of the Refugee and Migration Crisis in the Aegean presents a collection of articles from Greek (local and national) and international press and announcements from various political and social fora, in reference to recent fires at Moria Reception Identification Centre (RIC).
The Observatory of the Refugee and Migration Crisis in the Aegean presents a collection of articles from Greek (local and national) and international press and announcements from various political and social fora, in reference to: the increase of arrivals of refugees and migrants on the Aegean islands, and particularly Lesvos, the living conditions at Moria Reception and Identification Centre and the latest governmental announcements on the situation.
