Syrian refugees camped at Syntagma Square have set up makeshift tents made out of tarpaulin, which, however, are no protection from the rain as they are frequently soaked. They’re even using wooden crates to support their structures but to no avail
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All photos: Menelaos Myrillas / SOOC
The Syrian refugees have been camped opposite parliament on Syntagma Square for 20 days. Apart from the women and children, the remainder have been on a hunger strike for 14 days, demanding documents to travel to other EU countries and meet up with their friends and relatives