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
Feature Migration 23 November 2016 Mixed marks as Greece opens schools to refugees Children are flourishing despite pockets of resistance and religious intolerance
News Migration 26 September 2016 The giant refugee holding cells in the Aegean If the EU thought that just because arrival numbers are down its deal with Turkey is working, it should think again
Feature Aid and Policy 1 August 2016 Young, alone, abused Unaccompanied minors wish they’d never come to Greece
News Migration 4 July 2016 Last boat from Lesvos Asylum seeker stowaways try to reach the Greek mainland
Feature Migration 29 June 2016 Unknown and exploited: Europe’s new arrivals Border closures have led to a migrant smuggling boom in the Balkans
Feature 13 June 2016 Refugees in Greece take first steps towards self-reliance As life in Greece begins to look more permanent for tens of thousands of refugees, they need to learn to fend for themselves.
Analysis Migration 3 June 2016 The EU-Turkey migration deal is dying. What’s Plan B? A rash of successful appeals against deportation means the ill-conceived EU-Turkey migration deal is practically dead. What happens next?
Feature Migration 6 May 2016 Welcome to the City Plaza: Greece’s refugee hotel Guests at the City Plaza won’t be leaving any time soon. Why? They’re refugees.
