Refugees on Lesbos
Synopsis
Over 6,000 people live in the overcrowded Moria refugee camp on Lesbos, facing inhumane conditions and a lengthy asylum application process.
Synopsis
Ahmed Al-Majeed, a 27-year-old from Iraq, struggles to survive in Moria refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos. With over 6,000 people living in dire conditions, the camp lacks basic necessities like heat and sanitation. Filming is forbidden, but Al-Majeed uses a hidden camera to document the appalling situation. As winter approaches, tensions rise between refugees and local residents, with some refugees attempting to escape the island altogether. The United Nations has deemed Moria dangerous, particularly for women and children.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow Ahmed al Majeed's daily struggles in Moria camp.
- See the harsh realities of life for refugees in Europe.
- Find out why local residents are outraged by the camp conditions.
Did You Know
- There are over six thousand people living in Moria refugee camp.
- Temperatures at the camp can drop to 4 degrees Celsius.
- The asylum application process can last more than a year.
- The UNHCR stated that Moria is dangerous for women and children.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many people are currently at the Moria refugee camp?
There are over six thousand people at the Moria refugee camp.
What is the temperature in Lesbos during the night mentioned in the documentary?
The temperature dropped to 4 degrees Celsius.
What are the conditions like in the Moria refugee camp?
The camp is overcrowded and has appalling sanitary conditions, with a stench of smoke, garbage, and feces.
What are people saying?
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