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EU and Greece turn their backs on refugees arriving at Greek islands

08 November 2014

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"Thousands of refugees arriving on the shores of Greece’s Aegean islands are being welcomed with a dysfunctional reception system and inhumane living conditions, according to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). Greece and the European Union (EU) must urgently improve living conditions for refugees, migrants and asylum seekers, and offer them adequate medical assistance and protection."

See the full-text: EU and Greece turn their backs on refugees arriving at Greek islands (Medecins sans Frontieres, link)

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