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The Undocumented
by Aristea Protonotariou & Sotiris Sideris
A part-time project which aims to give a full-time voice to the voiceless.
Episodes
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S1 EP7: New religion, new character, new ME
Elias is a 21-year-old boy from Afghanistan, who grabs any opportunity to educate, to improve and to discipline himself in his new country, Greece. Along with the rest of his family, he left his country for Greece three years ago. Initially they were staying in the refugee camp of Lavrio, a...
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S1 EP6: A tool for the future
Mr. Kostas Kalemis is the Refugee Education Coordinator in the camp of Malakasa, a small town 30 kilometers north of Athens. He explains why education is the most powerful tool to realize sustainable development and how it can eliminate hate speech towards refugees. Mr. Kalemis has been working…
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S1 EP5: Like a land with soil
Meet Morteza, an 18-year-old refugee from Afghanistan. From Izmir he travelled to Samos island, to finally reach the Greek mainland. On this episode he tells Sotiris about his life in Schisto refugee camp. Morteza is in standby mode, as he is patiently waiting for his family reunification in...
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S1 EP4: Hate speech and racism are extremely boring
Tassos Morfis is a talented Greek journalist and one of the founders of AthensLive, a non-profit newsroom based in Athens. He analyzes the media involvement in the latest refugee crisis in Greece and the public debate around it. Tassos tells Aristea the way Greece was used as a 'scapegoat' during...
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S1 EP3: It's always about propaganda
Nikos Paleologos, photo reporter with SOOC agency, explains how the media has been covering the big refugee influx and the way hate speech has re-entered the mainstream of Greek society. Nikos was there when boats full of people were arriving in Greek islands. He explains to Sotiris & Aristea the...
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S1 EP2: For better and for worse
Mo tells Sotiris about his trip from Turkey to Lesvos to Athens, applying for asylum in Greece, and how his life has changed since he left Syria. Since 2015, Europe has become a destination of choice for more than half a million asylum seekers from Syria. Mo is one of them. He left Syria in 2017,...
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S1 EP1: "It's not an algorithm where you enter your data and receive an application."
Director of the Asylum Service in Greece, Dr. Markos Karavias, explains the procedure of becoming recognised as a refugee in Europe and why it takes so long. There is a story in Europe that the refugee crisis is over and that the numbers of arrivals are going down. That doesn't apply to countries...
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