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Unique Identifier Code / URN MSF326851

Date taken / Date Recorded 09/07/2020 12:00 AM

Country Greece

Commissioning section MSF-BELGIUM

Photographer / videographer / producer Enri CANAJ

Copyright Enri CANAJ/MSF

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Duration 1m21s

Maximum Size 1080px × 1080px 142.92 MB

Additional Information / Shotlist Remember how it was during lockdown?

The anxiety of being stuck at home, the fear for your future.

Now; imagine what it’s like to be locked down, here, in Moria.

- Thousands of people crammed together in unhygienic conditions, having to queue for food, to the toilets, to wash your hands.
- And on top of that, no security, no privacy, nowhere to hide.

Despite the fact lockdown has been lifted for everyone else in Greece, the people here living in terrible conditions are still under lockdown.

And what’s the reason? There is no reason.

There have been ZERO cases of COVID-19 in the camps, and yet, the people are still locked up.

While others can enjoy their freedom again,

thousands of people, including pregnant women, traumatised children, survivors of torture, are still all stuck in the camp. And there is no end in sight. And tensions are rising…

Our patients’ mental health is deteriorating, and they are afraid.

These people are not a risk, they are at risk.

COVID-19 should not be used as a tool to detain migrants and refugees.

So we are calling to the Greek government to end the lockdown now and to move the most vulnerable people from the camps to safe accommodation.