Portraits of migrants who remain in Greece
6 min
Available until 30/07/2026
Ten years ago, 800,000 migrants fleeing conflict, oppression or poverty landed on the Greek coast, one of the main gateways to Europe. While many of them see Greece as a dead end, others are trying to build a permanent life here – albeit under precarious circumstances.
Journalist
N. Blétry
Country
France
Germany
Year
2025
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