Investigations

The logbook of Moria

We found a personnel logbook in the ashes of Europe’s most notorious refugee camp, on the Greek island of Lesbos. It shows the horrors that unaccompanied minors were left to endure, documented by the people who were there to protect them—even as they often felt unable to do so. It’s a first-hand document of Europe’s failure to protect the most vulnerable.

Europe’s refugee regime pushes external borders to the limit

The task of receiving refugees has largely been left to Greece. While asylum centres in northern Europe shut down, 40,000 children and adults remain crammed into refugee camps on Greek Islands in unsanitary and dangerous conditions. Without a collective approach this winter, there are warnings that the entire system may collapse.