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On that afternoon, however, when he saw him on Socratous St, the first thing the boy did was show him his injured hand, in a sling, and ask him if there was a doctor who could look at it. Smetopoulos led him down a few blocks, to Kapodistriou Street, where the Medical Volunteers International team was located. While the doctors removed the splint and changed the bandages, they had the opportunity to talk with the boy. He told them he was involved with drugs. He was also involved in prostitution because he had to send money to his family back home. But this case was different. They see it, they can not see it, and yet they do nothing about it? However, this is not the only worrying incident that took place in the same week, involving an unaccompanied minor living in a safe zone. Around the same time, the case of another teenager, who lived in the safe zone at a different shelter in Attiki, was brought to the attention of Solomon by NGO workers involved in the case. After other residents removed the teenager from the shelter against his will, they attempted to sexually assault him, causing him severe injury. A few days after the incident, the shocked teenager was finally transferred to another facility in the provinces, however serious concerns remain: how safe, after all, are the so-called safe zones? According to the latest report of the National Center for Social Solidarity, which is responsible for housing unaccompanied minor refugees in Greece, as of September 30, , there are children living in the safe zones of 13 open shelters. The opening of the safe zone was preceded by the closure of the border by North Macedonia and the creation of the informal refugee camp in Idomeni. After the clearing of the informal refugee camp, when it was apparent that the existing space for unaccompanied minors at the new facilities was not enough, there was pressure from Unicef, the UNHCR and ARSIS, to provide better solutions within open hosting structures. Thus, initially a safe zone within Diavata was set up, followed by safe zones in other open shelters in mainland Greece and on the Aegean islands. The safe zones, where minors are placed via court order, are separate areas within the refugee camps around the country where minors live separate from the rest of the population for their own safety. But reality is often far from what was expected in theory. A wire fence reinforced with wire mesh separates the respective safe zone from the rest of the shelter. However, holes that are often made in the fence allow for the free and unrestricted passage to and from the safe zones: this, in reality, means that minors can leave the protected area at any time, but also, that adults and other camp residents have access to the safe zone. Similar phenomena have been observed at other shelters, employees in other structures confirm in Solomon. Meanwhile, while safe zones are considered places where unaccompanied minors can live temporarily, with the National Center for Social Solidarity setting a maximum stay of three months, in reality, minors stay for much longer intervals, as projected capacity is also exceeded. In addition to the duration of the stay, the operation of the safe zones is governed by specific specifications and in terms of the people who can be accommodated in the zone. Based on these specifications, for example, up to 30 minors can live in a safe zone. However, there are cases, such as at the Samos facility, where in recent years, the number of people living in the safe zone has consistently been more than unaccompanied minors. Similarly, in the RIC of Moria, where the capacity was up to people, more than children lived in the zone at the same time. The issues of extended stays and limited space are not the only ones. According to the specifications, children in safe zones are provided with psychosocial, psychological, legal and educational aid. As for food, minors are provided with meals which are brought in to the facilities by catering companies — but many times the quality of the food has come into question , but also its suitability for such young ages. Nikas is the founder of Zeuxis, an NGO providing services to unaccompanied girls and boys, and has an accurate picture of how safe zones function due to two totally different cases: the one of Leros, and that of Malakasa. As he notes, when his organisation started operating in Leros, they met children living in problematic conditions. But over time, and after they addressed their needs, they calmed down. While infrastructure improvement works are in progress, which Nikas says are satisfying, Zeuxis now offers services to minors in the refugee facility of Malakasa too. A big tent like the ones used for events is in place, and inside it plasterboards have created common spaces, toilets, and five rooms that host six people each. Children are satisfied and tensions among them have calmed, as their everyday life has vastly improved. On the day of our meeting, the proxime transfer of a child that was detected in north Greece to the safe zone of Malakasa was communicated. It is imposed on us by our culture, our humanity, sensitivity, our own traditions. I am referring to the protection of minors who are here, unaccompanied. The Prime Minister stated that he would personally see to the issue of unaccompanied minors, repositioning all the relevant responsibilities under the Office of the Prime Minister, while the plan he presented included the immediate establishment of hostels for minors who, until then, were living in miserable conditions across the country. Today, according to the latest bulletin, on September 15, there are 1, available places in the hostels. One can view this data from two perspectives. Additionally, the Greek government has not received substantial support from EU countries on the issue of unaccompanied minors. On September 10, , a new plan for the relocation of unaccompanied minors was submitted to 28 European governments 24 in EU, as well as Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway. A team of journalists from Investigate Europe shed light on the new plan, and revealed that the responses of the European governments were entirely negative, and seven months after the plan was submitted, no unaccompanied minors had been relocated to other European countries. In recent months, unaccompanied minors have been relocated to other countries mainly Germany, Portugal, Luxembourg , and more are expected to be relocated to other countries e. A year and a half after the statement of the Minister at that time , unaccompanied minors continued, and continue to live, in safe zones, in extremely precarious conditions. Quality journalism is not of no cost. If you think what we do is important, please consider donating and becoming a reader who makes our work possible. About Media lab Donate. Focus Area. Until publication of this piece, the Ministry did not answer our questions. The first safe zone was set up in April at the facility in Diavata. Long-term accommodation… A wire fence reinforced with wire mesh separates the respective safe zone from the rest of the shelter. But this will be the subject of our next report.

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