I Live Where Olive Trees Once Grew

The Moria refugee camp houses over 20,000 refugees, this has grown from 5,000 in less than a year, when originally constructed it has an official maximum official capacity of only 3,000. For the lucky ones living in the olive grove, they have canvas tents, provided by one of the NGO’s, even these are inadequate during the winter months, for the rest they make do with either a festival tent or a tarpaulin sheet wrapped round a wooden or bamboo frame. Their thin tents are surrounded by piles of rotting rubbish, sanitation is poor, food scarce, and limited access to vital medicine and healthcare