Refugees stuck in Greece reveal regret: 'Here we die slowly'

The video explores the dire conditions in the Softex refugee camp in Greece, highlighting the struggles and frustrations of refugees stuck there. Personal stories reveal the harsh realities and regrets of those who fled Syria, only to find themselves trapped in a place where tensions and violence are common. Desperation has led some to turn to crime and smuggling as a means of escape. Despite the challenges, many refugees have been in Greece so long that their children are beginning to call it home, even though this was not the intended destination.

What is the main reason refugees are unable to leave Greece?

• They have no money.

• The rest of Europe has closed its borders.

• They prefer to stay in Greece.

• They are waiting for official documents.

What does Abbed regret about his decision?

• Not saving enough money.

• Trusting the Greek authorities.

• Leaving his job in Syria.

• Bringing his family to Greece.

What are some of the issues faced by refugees in the camp?

• Frequent violence and theft.

• Inadequate medical facilities.

• No access to education.

• Lack of food and water.

How do some refugees plan to escape the camp?

• By contacting people smugglers.

• By protesting against the authorities.

• By seeking help from NGOs.

• By applying for asylum in Greece.

What impact has the prolonged stay in Greece had on refugee children?

• They have started to call Greece home.

• They have become fluent in Greek.

• They have forgotten their native language.

• They have integrated into Greek schools.