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Graffiti on the exterior wall of Camp Moria on the Greek island of Lesvos
Lesvos is the third largest island of Greece
A volunteer on the Greek island of Lesvos being interviewed for No Human Is Illegal
A view of the coast of Turkey from where the boats cross to Lesvos
Looking into camp Moria
A young couple awaiting a child speaks with us in Camp Kara Tepe, an open camp run by the municipality of Mytilini, the main town of Lesvos
A young couple from Syria speaking with us in Camp Kara Tepe
The Better Days Camp was closing when we were there. It was an independently run camp contingent to Camp Moria
The deportation of a few men took the participation of many people and a large boat
Two ships in the distance as the sun sets off the eastern shore of Lesvos
Two fishermen tell us their family's roots as refugees and their opinion of what is happening now
These Greek columns from Lesvos in this quiet setting make a powerful contrast with the destruction of the places people name as their homes
Two Greek fishermen speak to us while preparing their nets
A woman from Syria speaks to us in Camp Kara Tepe
In Camp Pikpa, renamed Lesvos Solidarity, a volunteer tells us about the importance of translating for people who have fled their homes and reached Europe
A light outside a cafe where its owner tells us about what has been happening in Skamnia, a town on the Eastern shore of Lesvos
The ancient Greek theater of Lesvos brings to mind the importance of Athens offering asylum to Oedipus that is the topic of the final play of the Oedipus trilogy of Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus