Refugees, who succeed to cross the maritime border between Turkey and Greece are being brought to the Moria Camp near the city of Mitylene, on the island of Lesbos, where the European border agency Frontex identify and screen them, before they may go to the Greek mainland. 

Moria Camp reminds us of a war zone. People are queuing, often for many days. They lie in the mud and sleep in tents because there is not enough space in the shelters. Human rights activists call the camp “Europe's shame”.

The refugee camp of Moria is a two-parted facility. On the so called Afghan Hill refugees must spend the night in tents.

The refugee camp of Moria is a two-parted facility. On the so called Afghan Hill refugees must spend the night in tents.

A refugee waits for registration in the Moria camp.

A refugee waits for registration in the Moria camp.

Refugees wait for registration in the Moria camp

A refugee waits for registration in the Moria camp.

A refugee waits for registration in the Moria camp.

A refugee waits for registration in the Moria camp.

A refugee sleeps in a tent in the Moria camp.

A refugee charges his mobile phone at a charging station in the Moria camp.

The refugee camp of Moria is a two-parted facility. On the so called Afghan Hill refugees must spend the night in tents.

A refugee from Afghanistan sits between the tents on the Afghan Hill in the Moria camp.

A refugee family from Afghanistan wait for registration in the Moria camp.

A young girl from Afghanistan waits with her family for registration in the Moria camp.

Refugees walk between container accommodations by the UNHCR in the Moria camp.

Refugees wait for registration in the Moria camp.

A refugee enjoys his meal at the Afghan Hill in the Moria camp.

A mother with her son wait for medical care in the refugee camp of Moria on Lesbos.

Refugees warm up at a fire bin in the refugee camp of Moria in Lesbos.

Refugees warm up at a fire bin in the Refugee Camp Moria in Lesbos.