Yearning For ‘Peace,’ When A Greek Refugee Camp Has Become Hell

The transcript highlights the dire living conditions in the Moria refugee camp, where residents face violence, poor sanitation, and health issues. Women are particularly vulnerable, and children suffer from trauma. Despite these challenges, some refugees, like Qudrat Ullah Shafaye, strive to improve their situation through education. The ongoing migration crisis in Greece is exacerbated by inadequate facilities and a lack of political will to address the issue. Integration is seen as a necessary step for the future.

What are the psychological effects of living in Moria on the children, as observed by psychologists?

What does Yonous Muhammadi suggest about Greece's approach to migration?

What is the significance of peace for the children in Moria, according to the text?