Carmen
Pikpa Camp Lesvos
Yes, every is holding his beath on what will happen. More and more new arrivals the last weeks. Last night some 200 people have arrived on the island. If I'm richt for the first half of September, some 1400 people have arrived. That's a lot, and a lot more than the last month.
Moria camp is completey full. They are setting up a lot of additional tents. And we have heard, is always like that, that single men have to make room in the containers houses in order to host families, and that the single men have to move to tent.
So, Moria is completely full. It is the end of September, the winter is coming, so every one is worried what will happen in the months to come. We saw several deads last winter, but it is not clear if the government has a …show more content…
For the whole of the procedure, and this goes fast.
Legaly not sound, you cannot put people in detention like that, no clear reason, and limited access to legal advice, is a big problem
At the moment a transition, Greek government intent to take over all the structures, and we see a cut in the available legal aid, too little lawyers, dimidshes the quality of the asylum procedure.
Intentions of the Greek government
Intention of the Greek government to take over the procedures? Officialy, the Greek government intended to take over by the end of July, would still be in cooperation with NGO's, but they would take over. Do see some changes, like medical assistance in Moria Camt has gone from NGO personel to governmental institutions. But too little docters and nurses. In reality we see a lot of gaps when the government takes over? NGO's worried about,
Our camp completely full, we as an informal structure. In exisiting platfoms of NGO's, it is clear that we are still needed.
Caritas for example will close its shelter this month. Don't know who will fill these gaps.
What after the asylum
Pikpa Camp Lesvos
Yes, every is holding his beath on what will happen. More and more new arrivals the last weeks. Last night some 200 people have arrived on the island. If I'm richt for the first half of September, some 1400 people have arrived. That's a lot, and a lot more than the last month.
Moria camp is completey full. They are setting up a lot of additional tents. And we have heard, is always like that, that single men have to make room in the containers houses in order to host families, and that the single men have to move to tent.
So, Moria is completely full. It is the end of September, the winter is coming, so every one is worried what will happen in the months to come. We saw several deads last winter, but it is not clear if the government has a …show more content…
For the whole of the procedure, and this goes fast.
Legaly not sound, you cannot put people in detention like that, no clear reason, and limited access to legal advice, is a big problem
At the moment a transition, Greek government intent to take over all the structures, and we see a cut in the available legal aid, too little lawyers, dimidshes the quality of the asylum procedure.
Intentions of the Greek government
Intention of the Greek government to take over the procedures? Officialy, the Greek government intended to take over by the end of July, would still be in cooperation with NGO's, but they would take over. Do see some changes, like medical assistance in Moria Camt has gone from NGO personel to governmental institutions. But too little docters and nurses. In reality we see a lot of gaps when the government takes over? NGO's worried about,
Our camp completely full, we as an informal structure. In exisiting platfoms of NGO's, it is clear that we are still needed.
Caritas for example will close its shelter this month. Don't know who will fill these gaps.
What after the asylum