The
pictures could have been hardly more dramatic on 2 March 2020. Syrian refugees
in a fragile boat in open sea are desperate for help and yet they are
greeted with canon fire by a hostile Greek coastguard. The day fire was opened
on vulnerable people on the EU’s border is the day, the European project lost
its moral authority. How did it happen that a project established to overcome
war between European countries had lost its moral compass to such an extent?
Showing posts with label refugee crisis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label refugee crisis. Show all posts
Tuesday, 31 March 2020
Sunday, 8 May 2016
Mobilising through Solidarity: the social clinic in Drama and the refugee crisis.
While the Syriza government had to submit to the dictate of the European Union in July 2015, the concrete resistance against austerity has continued unabated on the ground in Greece. In this blog post I will discuss the experiences of the social clinic Solidarity Community Clinic – Pharmacy of Drama (KIFA) in Drama and its recent efforts at helping refugees living in a camp close to town. I will draw on experiences and discussions with activists from a recent visit to this city in Northern Greece.
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