Refugees stuck in Greece reveal regret: 'Here we die slowly'

The video explores the dire conditions in the Softex refugee camp in Greece, highlighting the struggles and frustrations of refugees stuck there. Personal stories reveal the harsh realities and regrets of those who fled Syria, only to find themselves trapped in a place where tensions and violence are common. Desperation has led some to turn to crime and smuggling as a means of escape. Despite the challenges, many refugees have been in Greece so long that their children are beginning to call it home, even though this was not the intended destination.

What challenges do refugees face in the camps mentioned in the text?

What does the text suggest about the living conditions in the camps?

How does Abbed feel about his decision to bring his family from Syria?

What are the implications of the statement 'here we die slowly' as mentioned in the text?

What options do refugees feel they have left according to the text?