Tuesday, 18 June 2019 News Aid and Policy 7 June 2019 The creeping criminalisation of humanitarian aid Eric Reidy/IRIN
Feature Migration 2 May 2019 Refugee, volunteer, prisoner: Sarah Mardini and Europe's hardening line on migration They are ‘literally just taking a humanitarian activity and labelling it as a crime’
News Migration 17 January 2019 Greek roads prove deadly for migrants on busy land route to Europe One in four migrant deaths in mainland Europe are caused by car crashes in Greece.
Special Report Migration 8 October 2018 An open secret: Refugee pushbacks across the Turkey-Greece border On an eastern frontier of the European Union, people are whisked back to Turkey before they can claim asylum in Greece.
Special Report Migration 27 September 2018 Unprepared and overwhelmed: Greece’s resurgent river border with Turkey When an old migration route became new again, the Evros region was caught on the back foot
News Aid and Policy 21 September 2018 UN challenges, Myanmar crimes, and banker bonuses Stay in the loop on humanitarian issues
Special Report Migration 20 September 2018 Greece’s man in the migrant morgue The Evros River is an increasingly popular route into Europe despite its deadly record
Feature Migration 18 September 2018 Reporter’s Diary: Back to Lesvos In Greece’s biggest refugee camp, 8,000 people are stuck in conditions so squalid health inspectors are threatening to shut it down
Investigations Migration 20 November 2017 EU fails to identify and protect gay, lesbian, and transgender asylum seekers An IRIN investigation finds that guidelines and systems for this vulnerable group are grossly inadequate
News Migration 12 July 2017 Aegean island refugees fear Greek government aid takeover Refugees in the Greeks islands already have a tough time. It’s about to get worse.
Feature Migration 2 June 2017 “If you kept animals in this situation, they would die” Hundreds of Afghan refugees in Greece would rather live in inhumane conditions than be forced to leave
Feature Migration 13 March 2017 A Syrian refugee family’s year-long Greek odyssey Refugees in Greece finally swap canvas for bricks and mortar
Opinion Migration 28 November 2016 The Eastern Aegean is becoming Europe’s Nauru Urgent advocacy is needed to overturn the EU policies holding refugees hostage in Greece with inadequate shelter
